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Tokyo 1964 wins the gold for minimalizm, with its entry of a great cicrle over the Olympic rings, rendered in gold.
Top honors for psychedelic yumminess go to Mexico 1968, which embraced the percepts of op art to full dizzying effect.
Call me a jingoist, but the Montreal Olympic logo from 1976 is one of the best. It shows the rings of the Olympic logo moving toward each other, reinforcing the unity and the brotherhood of nations that the Games are meant to promote. Well done Montreal. (Is there a best in show award I can hand out?)
The 1992 Games in Barcelona have a Matisse-like quality to them (during his ripped-up-construction-paper phase) that roughly suggest a man in forward motion in a very Spanish palette. I like this one a lot.
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