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The 1972 Munich Olympics became a cultural milestone that reflected post-war optimism through innovative art and design. The Organising Committee were determined to redefine Germany’s global image in the aftermath of World War II, publishing this eclectic collection of avant-garde prints, many of which emphasised non-representational works. -
The medal table is complete; congratulations to Léon Marchand for coming top and a huge round of applause to TEAM GB for securing so many medals. Paris 2024 has been marked by record-breaking achievements as well as many significant moments: from the opening ceremony, to the introduction of breakdancing, to the creation of this year’s Olympic posters. Of course the most well-known posters were those produced for the 1972 Munich Games, the full collection of first editions of which you can see here at our gallery on Maddox Street. -
As the final events of the Paris Olympic Games unfold, the world watches in awe to see which athletes will make history and which nation will finish top of the medal table. This final push demonstrates years of dedication and perseverance by the athletes, driven by the desire to break records and to inspire a younger generation to set new ones. Join us in commemorating not just this year’s Olympics in Paris, but all the historic Games that have come before. -
The Olympic Games commenced last Friday with a spectacular ceremony and to celebrate Team GB’s recent success, we’re diving straight in with a selection of works from our rare collection of original prints from the 1972 Munich Olympic Games, which all revolve around the theme of water. -
As the 2024 Olympic Games opens in Paris, we are celebrating this momentous occasion with an exhibition of a rare, unseen collection of first edition prints from the 1972 Munich Olympic Games. The Munich Games were not only a turning point in West Germany’s global status, but the first time the Olympics were promoted through artists’ limited edition prints.
