Wednesday, 1 August 2012

What does it mean?



I found this fascinating picture here. It is located above a link to the Christian Science Monitor's daily photographic coverage of the Olympics.

What do the elements of this striking graphic represent?


3 comments:

Purple library guy said...

Three rings for elven kings under the sky,
Five for the IOC lords in their stadia of concrete . . .

Who holds the One?

UU4077 said...

Sorry ... but, it makes me think of the 1936 Berlin Olympics.

harebell said...

Not bad uu4077,
It is indeed a group of victorious German olympians in leather boots. The fuchsia podium and gold rings also adds a touch of "Cabaret" (Hat band in Mein Herr and dress in the song Cabaret) to complete the 1930's feel.

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