Olympic Games Expo 1972: drawing tunnel at the Les Pêcheries Museum in Fécamp
Fisheries Museum Until September 23, 2024
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Munich, 1972. Summer is waning, the city is preparing to welcome the sporting excitement of the Olympic Games. Several months earlier, a major commission was made to contemporary artists to celebrate the sporting event. At the dawn of the 2024 Games, the Musée Les Pêcheries has brought together these Olympic posters, a first selection of which explores the theme of the body, the other, that of color. The athlete’s physique is declined; sublimated, caricatured or sometimes even distorted, while the colors take up the primary and incisive palette of the Olympic rings. Let's open the Games wide!
FISHERIES MUSEUM OF FÉCAMP Until September 23, 2024
3 quai Capitaine Jean Recher, 76400 Fécamp
Open every day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Closed Tuesday from September 16
Full price: €9, TR: €6, Free for under 18s More information
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