Victor Vasarely designed this poster for the 1972 Munich Olympic Games using interlocking squares and diamonds to create an aesthetically-pleasing geometric print.

This poster is one of a series of 24 for the 1972 Munich Olympics. They were all created by popular artists of the time, and were linked to that particular artist's visual identity. The artists were told to avoid the use of any red and black on them (which were traditionally associated with Nazi Germany).

Artist; Victor Vasarely

Publisher: Edition Olympia

Condition: Excellent

Material: Paper

All sizes are approximate.