Munich 1972 Olympics Posters, Boxers & Gymnast Otto "Otl" Aicher (German, 1922-1991). Pair of posters from the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich - Boxers and Gymnast, circa 1968-1972, screenprint in colors on paper, apparently unsigned. Framed.
Aicher, Otl (Otto) Ulm 1922 - 1991 Günzburg, war ein deutscher Grafikdesigner. Gemeinsam mit seiner Frau und dem Architekten und Künstler Max Bill gründete er 1953 die Hochschule für Gestaltung Ulm (HfG). 5 Plakate zu ''Olympische Spiele München 1972'', dargestellte Sportarten: Segeln, Turnen, Fechten, Reiten, Laufen, Gestaltung der Plakate nach verschiedenen Fotografien, gedruckt bei Gerber, München, Serigrafie/Papier, HxB: je 84/59 cm. Gewellt, Knickfalten, Papierrisse. Ohne Rahmen.
AICHER, Otl (1922 - 1991). Munich Olympics 1972. Six event posters. Color offset lithograph posters depicting various Olympic sports. With various photography and printing credits in the margin. Includes: volleyball, basketball, sprinting, hurdles, wrestling, and gymnastics. Paper. Each approx. 33 x 23 1/4".
Loose-leaf manual in a square ring binder, offset printed. 32 x 30 cm. Internal corporate design manual of Deutsche Lufthansa, developed by Aicher and the E5 development group, HfG Ulm, completed in 1963.
Otl Aicher and Coordt von Mannstein Two machine-knotted rugs with a black logo on a grey font of the Munich Olympics, design 1968, execution Cronwell Tefzet Int. 1972.
Otl Aicher Ulmer Stool (“Ulmer Hocker”) Tabouret Edition HfG Ulm Date de création : vers 1970 H39.5 L29.5 P44 cm A rare and authentic example of the iconic Ulmer Stool, originating directly from the family collection of Otl Aicher at Rotis. This piece was produced at the Hochschule für Gestaltung Ulm (HfG Ulm), the influential design school founded in the post-war period and closely associated with Aicher’s work and teaching. Otl Aicher (1922–1991) is one of the most important figures in post-war German design. Co- founder and leading force of the HfG Ulm, he helped define a new design culture rooted in clarity, rational structure and democratic values. Internationally, he is best known for creating the groundbreaking visual identity of the 1972 Munich Olympic Games, as well as corporate identities for Lufthansa, ZDF, major banks and public institutions. His work remains a cornerstone of modern visual communication. This stool is not only a key icon of Ulm design thinking, but also carries exceptional historical significance through its direct provenance from Aicher’s personal environment. Provenance: Otl Aicher famille collection, Rotis (Allemagne) Otl Aicher Ulmer Stool ("Ulmer Hocker") Stool Edition HfG Ulm Creation date: circa 1970 H39.5 W29.5 D44 cm A rare and authentic example of the iconic Ulmer Stool, originating directly from the family collection of Otl Aicher at Rotis. This piece was produced at the Hochschule für Gestaltung Ulm (HfG Ulm), the influential design school founded in the post-war period and closely associated with Aicher's work and teaching. Otl Aicher (1922-1991) is one of the most important figures in post-war German design. Co- founder and leading force of the HfG Ulm, he helped define a new design culture rooted in clarity, rational structure and democratic values. Internationally, he is best known for creating the groundbreaking visual identity of the 1972 Munich Olympic Games, as well as corporate identities for Lufthansa, ZDF, major banks and public institutions. His work remains a cornerstone of modern visual communication. This stool is not only a key icon of Ulm design thinking, but also carries exceptional historical significance through its direct provenance from Aicher's personal environment. Provenance: Otl Aicher family collection, Rotis (Germany) Otl Aicher Taburete Ulmer ("Ulmer Hocker") Taburete Edición HfG Ulm Fecha de creación: hacia 1970 H39.5 W29.5 D44 cm Un raro y auténtico ejemplo del emblemático taburete Ulmer, procedente directamente de la colección familiar de Otl Aicher en Rotis. colección familiar de Otl Aicher en Rotis. Esta pieza se fabricó en la Hochschule für Gestaltung Ulm (HfG Ulm), la influyente escuela de diseño fundada en la posguerra y estrechamente relacionada con la obra de Aicher. estrechamente relacionada con la obra y la enseñanza de Aicher. Otl Aicher (1922-1991) es una de las figuras más importantes del diseño alemán de posguerra. Co- cofundador y líder de la HfG Ulm, contribuyó a definir una nueva cultura del diseño basada en la claridad, la estructura racional y los valores democráticos. en la claridad, la estructura racional y los valores democráticos. A escala internacional, se le conoce sobre todo por la innovadora identidad visual de los Juegos Olímpicos de Múnich de 1972, así como las identidades Lufthansa, ZDF, grandes bancos e instituciones públicas. Su obra sigue siendo piedra angular de la comunicación visual moderna. Este taburete no sólo es un icono clave del pensamiento de diseño de Ulm, sino que también tiene un significado histórico excepcional por su procedencia directa de A. H. A.. histórico por su procedencia directa del entorno personal de Aicher. Procedencia: Colección de la familia Otl Aicher, Rotis (Alemania) Otl Aicher Ulmer Stool ("Ulmer Hocker") Hocker Edition HfG Ulm Entstehungsdatum: ca. 1970 H39.5 B29.5 T44 cm Ein seltenes und authentisches Beispiel des ikonischen Ulmer Stools, das direkt aus der Familie stammt. Sammlung von Otl Aicher in Rotis. Dieses Stück wurde an der Hochschule für Gestaltung Ulm (HfG Ulm), der einflussreichen Designschule, die in der Nachkriegszeit gegründet wurde und eng mit Aicher verbunden ist. die mit Aichers Arbeit und Lehre verbunden war. Otl Aicher (1922-1991) ist eine der wichtigsten Figuren im post-kriegsdeutschen Design. Co- Gründer und führende Kraft der HfG Ulm, half er dabei, eine neue Designkultur zu definieren, die auf folgenden Grundsätzen beruht Klarheit, rationaler Struktur und demokratischen Werten. International ist er bekannt für die Schaffung von die bahnbrechende visuelle Identität der Olympischen Spiele 1972 in München, sowie die Corporate Identity von Identitäten für Lufthansa, ZDF, Großbanken und öffentliche Institutionen. Sein Werk bleibt ein Eckpfeiler der modernen visuellen Kommunikation. Dieser Stuhl ist nicht nur eine Schlüsselikone des Ulmer Designdenkens, sondern trägt auch eine außergewöhnliche historische Bedeutung. Bedeutung durch seine direkte Herkunft aus Aichers persönlichem Umfeld. Herkunft: Otl Aicher famille collection, Rotis (Deutschland) Otl Aicher Sgabello Ulmer ("Ulmer Hocker") Sgabello Edizione HfG Ulm Data di creazione: circa 1970 H39,5 L29,5 P44 cm Un raro e autentico esempio dell'iconico sgabello Ulmer, proveniente direttamente dalla collezione di famiglia di Otl Aicher a Rotis. famiglia di Otl Aicher a Rotis. Questo pezzo è stato prodotto presso la Hochschule für Gestaltung Ulm (HfG Ulm), l'influente scuola di design fondata nel dopoguerra e strettamente associata al lavoro di Aicher. Aicher e al suo insegnamento. Otl Aicher (1922-1991) è una delle figure più importanti del design tedesco del dopoguerra. Co-fondatore e fondatore e leader dell'HfG di Ulm, ha contribuito a definire una nuova cultura del design radicata nella chiarezza, nella struttura razionale e nei valori democratici. chiarezza, struttura razionale e valori democratici. A livello internazionale, è conosciuto soprattutto per aver creato l'identità visiva rivoluzionaria dei Giochi Olimpici di Monaco del 1972, nonché le identità aziendali di per Lufthansa, ZDF, importanti banche e istituzioni pubbliche. Il suo lavoro rimane una pietra miliare della comunicazione visiva moderna. Questo sgabello non è solo un'icona chiave del pensiero progettuale di Ulm, ma ha anche un eccezionale significato storico grazie alla sua provenienza diretta da significato storico grazie alla sua provenienza diretta dall'ambiente personale di Aicher. Provenienza: collezione della famiglia Otl Aicher, Rotis (Germania)
Munchen 1972 Fencing and Cycling 1972 Lot of two posters, each poster 119 x 84 cm, in good condition. We add: Original flag Munchen 1972, cloth, 134 x 75 cm, in good condition
1972 Munich Olympics poster, a group of 1972 Munich Olympics posters designed by Otto 'Otl' Aicher (German, 1922-1991), four different posters including basketball, swimming, sailing and hurling, each 119 x 83cm (4) Otto Aicher was a German graphic designer, who co-founded and taught at the Ulm School of Design. He is known for leading the design team for the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich. Condition Report: minor tears to edges - see photos
AICHER, Otl (1922-1991). Munich Olympics 1972 / Canoe Slalom. Munich: Augsburger. After a photo by Erich Baumann. Offset lithograph in silver, blue, and green. This is the larger version of the poster which was posted at bus and transit stops in Munich. 46 ¼ x 33”. Linen backed. Minor restoration at edges. A-. One of several posters from this series held at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
AICHER, Otl (1922-1991). Munich Olympics 1972 / [Wrestling]. Munich: Augsburger. After a photo by Erich Baumann. Offset lithograph in bright orange, blue, and green. This is the larger version of the poster which was posted at bus and transit stops in Munich. 46 ¼ x 33”. Linen backed. Minor repaired tears at edges. A-. One of several posters from this series held at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
AICHER, Otl (1922-1991). Munich Olympics 1972 / [Basketball]. Munich: Mandruck. After a photo by Max Muhlberger. Offset lithograph. This is the larger version of the poster which was posted at bus and transit stops in Munich. 46 ¼ x 33 ½”. Linen backed. Minor repaired tears at edges. A-. One of several posters from this series held at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
München 1972 Olympic Games (stadium) - 59x84, 1971, added: same size and topic, Longines, cycling, 1971; G. Cranham, equestrian sport; A. Gaebele, hurdles, all ca. 1970 by Otl Aicher (1922-1991)
Designed around 1972 for the studio houses in Rotis in Allgäu. Produced in a small series. White lacquered steel angle profiles, loosely inserted plate with white coating and oak edge. 72 x 161 x 81 cm. Provenance: Aicher-Scholl family in Rotis.
Olympic Games Munich Kiel 1972 - 84x119, added: same artist, size and topic, 3 different images; gymnastics; basketball; hurdling, all 1970 (design), all on linen by Otl Aicher (1922-1991)
AICHER, Otl (1922-1991). München 1972 / [Equestrian]. Stuttgart: Fink. Photo by Gerry Cranham. Lithograph poster in bright yellow, green, and blue. 46 ¾ x 33”. Linen backed. Minor repaired tears at edges. A-/B+. This is the larger version of the poster, posted at bus and transit stops. One of several posters from this series held at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
AICHER, Otl (1922-1991). München 1972 / [Fencing]. Munich: Klein und Volbert. Photo by Albrecht Gaebele. 46 Lithograph poster in bright blue, teal, and green. 46 ¾ x 33”. Linen backed. Minor inpainted tears at edges; light horizontal central crease with light restoration. A-/B+. This is the larger version of the poster, posted at bus and transit stops. San Francisco Museum of Modern Art 2009.10.
AICHER, Otl (1922-1991). Munich Olympics 1972 / [Wrestling]. Munich: Augsburger. After a photo by Erich Baumann. Offset lithograph in bright orange, blue, and green. This is the larger version of the poster which was posted at bus and transit stops in Munich. 46 ¼ x 33 5/8”. Minor repaired tears at edges. Linen backed. A-. One of several posters from this series held at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
AICHER, Otl (1922-1991). Munich Olympics 1972 / [Sprinters]. Munich: Rehm. After a photo by Longines. Offset lithograph in bright green, teal, and blue. This is the larger version of the poster which was posted at bus and transit stops in Munich. 46 ¼ x 33 5/8”. Minor inpainted tears at edges and image. Linen backed. B+. One of several posters from this series held at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
AICHER, Otl (1922-1991). Munich Olympics 1972 / [Gymnastics]. Munich: Gerber. After a photo by Max Muhlberger. Offset lithograph in bright green, teal, and blue. This is the larger version of the poster which was posted at bus and transit stops in Munich. 46 ¼ x 33 5/8”. Minor inpainted tears at edges and image. Linen backed. B+. One of several posters from this series held at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
Aicher, Otl 1922 - 1991 München (Olympic Games - Time Schedule) Silkscreen 1972 33 x 23.2 in. (84 x 59 cm) Printer: no information Condition Details: (A) corner needle holes, minimal creasing#Germany #Travel #Olympics
Aicher, Otl 1922 - 1991 München (Olympic Games - Horse Jump) Silkscreen 1972 33 x 23.2 in. (84 x 59 cm) Printer: Rehm-Verlag, München Condition Details: (A) #Germany #Travel #Olympics
Aicher, Otl 1922 - 1991 München (Olympic Games - 100 Meter Run) Silkscreen 1972 33 x 23.2 in. (84 x 59 cm) Printer: Gerber, München Condition Details: (A) #Germany #Travel #Olympics
Aicher, Otl 1922 - 1991 München (Olympic Games - Stadium) Silkscreen 1972 33 x 23.2 in. (84 x 59 cm) Printer: Buchdruckerei Universal, München Condition Details: (A) minimal creasing at the left edge#Germany #Travel #Olympics #Stadium
Original poster for the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, Designed by Otl Aicher (1922-1991), Francis Druck, Munich, 1972. Photo by Albrecht Gaebele. Featuring runners doing the hurdles event. 33 x 23.5 inches.
Original poster for the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, Designed by Otl Aicher (1922-1991), Mandruck, Munich, 1972. Featuring the Olympic Stadium and tower located in Munich. 33 x 23.5 inches.
Olympic Games München 1972, ballet - 59x84, 1971, added: same size and topic, G. Cranham, equestrian sport, 1970; O. Aicher, Olympiastadium, 1971 by Otl Aicher (1922-1991), Max Mühlberger (photo)
Aicher, Otl 1922 - 1991 Olympic Games München (Basketball) Silkscreen 1972 33 x 23.2 in. (84 x 59 cm) Printer: Mandruck, München Condition Details: (kein) minor creasing at the edges, small tears at the top edge (A/A-)#Germany #Travel #Olympics #Basketball
Aicher, Otl 1922 - 1991 München (Olympic Games - Field Hockey) Silkscreen 1972 33 x 23.2 in. (84 x 59 cm) Printer: L. Scheer, Marktheidenfeld Condition Details: (A) #Germany #Travel #Olympics #Field Hockey
Aicher, Otl 1922 - 1991 München (Olympic Games - 100 Meter Run) Silkscreen 1972 33 x 23.2 in. (84 x 59 cm) Printer: Gerber, München Condition Details: (A) #Germany #Travel #Olympics
Two original posters for the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, designed by Otl Aicher (1922-1991). Sprint hurdles, Franzis Druck , Munich, photo: Albrecht Gaebele, very good condition, and Munich Olympic stadium and tower, Mandruck, Munich, light creases at lower right margin. Each poster is 23.25 x 22 inches, unbacked. Two pieces.
6 Werbeplakate Olympia München 1972, Momentaufnahmen verschiedener Disziplinen und Ansicht des Stadions, Farbdrucke nach Photos versch. Künstler nach den Entwürfen von Otl AICHER (1922-1991) 1970: Stadion (anonym, Nr. 07.70.07), Segeln/ Kiel (Peter Cornelius; Nr. 07.70.08), Bodenturnen (Max Mühlberger, Nr. 07.70.09), Hürdenlauf (Albrecht Gaebele, Nr. 07.70.10), 2x Springreiten (Gerry Cranham, Nr. 07.70.11), variierende Druckereien, Blattmaße: ca. 83,5 x 59,5 cm, Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, kl. Einrisse, partiell Knickspuren und fleckig, alle mit Kleberesten, ein Springreitenplakat mit abgeschnittenen Ecken, teils Beschädigung der Farboberfläche, gerollt.
AICHER, Otl (1922-1991). München Olympics 1972. Munich: Franzis, 1970. Offset lithograph poster for the Munich 1972 Summer Olympics, depicting hurdlers, and brightly printed in yellow, green, and blue. Rarer larger version. 46 x 33 ½”. Linen backed. Original folds; slight edgewear. A-. A version of this poster is held at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
Otl Aicher (German, 1922-1991), original vintage posters printed in Day-Glo colors, includes rowing, equestrian events, boxing, wrestling, sailing, archery, the arena, and a timetable of events, each 33"h x 23.25"w
Aicher, Otl 1922 - 1991 München (Olympic Games - Football) Silkscreen 1972 33 x 23.2 in. (84 x 59 cm) Printer: L. Scheer, Marktheidenfeld Condition Details: (A-) small surface paper losses in the bottom corners#Germany #Travel #Olympics #Football #Soccer
Aicher, Otl 1922 - 1991 Olympic Games München (Swimming - English Text) Silkscreen 1972 33 x 23.2 in. (84 x 59 cm) Printer: Franzis-Druck, München Condition Details: (A) #Germany #Travel #Olympics #Swimming
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