History of Olympics Logo . The logo (rings) was designed by Pierre de Coubertin - founder of the International Olympic Committee and first released in 1913, a year after the 1912 Olympics.

Between the torch, fanfare and games themselves, the Olympics are filled with timeless traditions. Yet, there is no greater symbol for the event than the Olympic rings. Featured on flags, fields ...

Paris Olympics symbols go avant-garde. ... was creating gender-free icons for what would become the first Games in history with near-equal representation of men and women.

Instead, at every Olympics, organizers use visual symbols known as pictograms to represent each sport. Similar to icons marking bathrooms or no-smoking areas, pictograms work best when they’re ...

They consist of the Olympic Phryge, described as having a "methodical mind and alluring charm" and representing the 2024 Paris Olympics. The Paralympic Phryge, which has a prosthetic leg, is “a ...

PARIS, France (WLS) -- The logo for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games was unveiled at a ceremony Tuesday night. The logo is a combination of three symbols: a gold medal, a flame and Marianne, a symbol ...