54 Olympic Logos: Guess the Games (1)

[C] Sydney 2000 (Summer) | A boomerang-flame “S” in sunrise orange, blue, and red, streaking like a sprinter across the Opera House sails.

[C] Vancouver 2010 (Winter) | An inukshuk of green, blue and red shards stands on snow-white ice, arms open to the Northern Lights.

[B] London 1948 (Summer) | A bold “XIV Olympiad” banner in navy and white, flanked by the iconic Big Ben clock-face at 4 o’clock.

[A] Lake Placid 1932 (Winter) | A snow-white shield emblazoned with a winged ski-jumper soaring over cobalt peaks.

[C] St. Louis 1904 (Summer) | A sepia-toned medallion of a discus thrower framed by laurel and the Gateway Arch’s twin wings.

[A] Beijing 2008 (Summer) | A red Chinese seal of a dancing figure morphs into “jing,” its strokes flowing like brush-calligraphy in motion.

[C] London 1908 (Summer) | A regal lion rampant clutching an Olympic flag, framed by Tudor roses on a crimson escutcheon.

[C] London 2012 (Summer) | A jagged, neon-pink “2012” that twists into angular figures of every sport, pulsing like circuitry.

[A] Lake Placid 1980 (Winter) | An icy blue starburst with a white ski-jumper aloft, flanked by twin Olympic torches.

[A] Stockholm 1912 (Summer) | A classical gold medal showing a triumphant marathoner, ringed by Swedish crowns and laurel.

[B] Sochi 2014 (Winter) | A crystalline web of blue and red facets spelling “Sochi” in mirror script, shimmering like fresh snow.

[C] Sarajevo 1984 (Winter) | A stylized snowflake of six Olympic rings in icy blue, its centre a crimson torch against mountains.

[D] Paris 1924 (Summer) | An Art-Deco rooster in red, white and blue, crowing above the year “1924” in bold sans-serif.

[A] Rio 2016 (Summer) | Three multicoloured figures in fluid embrace, forming a sugar-loaf silhouette that glows like carnival lights.

[B] Moscow 1980 (Summer) | A crimson pentastar surmounted by a stylised Kremlin tower, its rays streaking like tracks round the globe.

[D] PyeongChang 2018 (Winter) | A crystalline “ㅍ” and “ㅊ” swirl into icy wings, coloured in starlight silver and deep indigo.

[B] Montreal 1976 (Summer) | An abstract “M” of red, white and blue ribbon looping into a running track and Olympic flame.

[B] Tokyo 2020 (Summer) | Midnight-blue “Tokyo 2020” in a perfect circle, the zero a rising sun of indigo chevrons.

[B] Tokyo 1964 (Summer) | A crimson sun-disc above the five rings, blazing above bold black kanji in stark modernist simplicity.

[A] Beijing 2022 (Winter) | A ribbon of ice-blue and fire-red that loops into a skater and skier, crowned by a snowy “冬”.

[B] Antwerp 1920 (Summer) | A heraldic shield bearing Brabo’s hand and the five rings, framed by triumphant Flemish lions.

[B] Rome 1960 (Summer) | A bronze she-wolf nursing Romulus and Remus above the Olympic rings, cast in imperial majesty.

[B] Chamonix 1924 (Winter) | A snow-capped Mont Blanc summit cradling the first-ever Olympic rings in frosty silver.

[D] Innsbruck 1964 (Winter) | An alpine edelweiss surrounding a white ski-jump silhouette, set against Tyrolean blue.

[C] Paris 2024 (Summer) | A sleek Marianne profile fused with the Olympic flame, styled in Art-Nouveau swirls of gold and black.

[C] St. Moritz 1928 (Winter) | A silver sunburst over the frozen Lake St. Moritz, with ski and skate crossed in graceful symmetry.

[B] Los Angeles 1932 (Summer) | A golden Olympic shield flanked by palm fronds, the City Hall tower rising behind the coliseum.

[C] Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1936 (Winter) | A snow-white mountain peak crowned by an Olympic flag, framed by Bavarian edelweiss.

[B] Athens 1896 (Summer) | A laurel-crowned Athena in classical relief, encircled by the first Olympic inscription in ancient Greek.

[D] Paris 1900 (Summer) | A Belle-Époque poster of a fencer lunging beneath the Eiffel Tower, all in soft pastel lithography.