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A força de Fotos Olímpicas Históricas

Registros que resistem ao tempo e mostram a força dos Jogos em nossa sociedade

15th July 1908: Women archers participating in the National Round (60 yards -50 yards) at the 1908 London Olympics, which was won by Sybil 'Queenie' Newall of Great Britain. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images) (Topical Press/Getty Images)
15th July 1908: Women archers participating in the National Round (60 yards -50 yards) at the 1908 London Olympics, which was won by Sybil 'Queenie' Newall of Great Britain. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images) (Topical Press/Getty Images)
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Vinicius Lordello — Esporte Executivo

Publicado em 22 de julho de 2021 às, 12h11.

Última atualização em 26 de julho de 2021 às, 10h46.

O esporte desperta paixões ao longo dos tempos. Mas também é capaz de contar a história da evolução de nossa sociedade. Quebrar limites pessoais e limites impostos culturalmente. Nesse contexto, os registros que temos de imagens vão evoluindo, mas a beleza sempre esteve ali. Reunimos em uma galeria oito imagens marcantes e histporicas dos Jogos.

Falamos com o Diretor do Arquivo da Getty Images, Bob Ahern. Para ele, "os Jogos Olímpicos são o palco final onde os melhores atletas do mundo se reúnem para encenar narrativas esportivas espetaculares - onde os sonhos são feitos, as ambições são frustradas e momentos icônicos nascem. O estágio em que a diferença entre agonia e êxtase pode ser apenas uma fração de segundo ou até menos". Iniciando originalmente em 1896, os Jogos Olímpicos evoluíram para uma competição em que os melhores do mundo não apenas competem, mas entretêm e conectam os fãs em um palco verdadeiramente global. "Dos superstars do America’s Dream Team em 1992 a Usain Bolt da Jamaica, quebrando recordes com elegância e facilidade, o mundo é inspirado e maravilhado pelos atletas nos Jogos Olímpicos. E embora os Jogos pareçam e sejam diferentes este ano, o orgulho e a alegria que os fãs sentem ao torcer pelos atletas de seu país certamente triunfarão. O Getty Images Archive é o lar das imagens olímpicas mais espetaculares, algumas das quais são apresentadas nesta curadoria e, como tal, somos guardiões orgulhosos desta incrível história visual", completa.

Fotos Olímpicas Históricas
  • 1. Olympics Day 14 - Athletics
    BEIJING - AUGUST 22: Athletes recover after crossing the finish line of the 1500m - Heat 2 event in the Men's Decathlon at the National Stadium on Day 14 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on August 22, 2008 in Beijing, China. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)

    1/8 BEIJING - AUGUST 22: Athletes recover after crossing the finish line of the 1500m - Heat 2 event in the Men's Decathlon at the National Stadium on Day 14 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games on August 22, 2008 in Beijing, China. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images) (Jamie Square/Getty Images)

  • 2. Olympic Archers
    15th July 1908: Women archers participating in the National Round (60 yards -50 yards) at the 1908 London Olympics, which was won by Sybil 'Queenie' Newall of Great Britain. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

    2/8 15th July 1908: Women archers participating in the National Round (60 yards -50 yards) at the 1908 London Olympics, which was won by Sybil 'Queenie' Newall of Great Britain. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images) (Topical Press/Getty Images)

  • 3. Helene Mayer
    German fencer Helene Mayer won the gold medal in the 1928 Olympic Games. (Photo by Library of Congress/Corbis/VCG via Getty Images)

    3/8 German fencer Helene Mayer won the gold medal in the 1928 Olympic Games. (Photo by Library of Congress/Corbis/VCG via Getty Images) (Library of Congress/Getty Images)

  • 4. Men's Gymnast Group at Olympics
    (Original Caption) 9/7/1920-Antwerp, Belgium- Picture shows a men's gymnast group in a configuration outside at the Olympics.

    4/8 (Original Caption) 9/7/1920-Antwerp, Belgium- Picture shows a men's gymnast group in a configuration outside at the Olympics. (Bettmann/Getty Images)

  • 5. American Gold Medal Wrestler in Action
    (Original Caption) 8/4/1948-London, England- This is the way wrestlers serve the cause of international peace and amity, but if the Olympic contestants don't mind, why should we? Picture shows America's spectacular wrestling policeman, Henry Wittenberg, a Manhattan patrolman, grinding Sweden's B. Falhpont into the canvas in the finals of the Olympic light heavyweight class. Wittenberg won, although he fought through most of the bout with a separated shoulder.

    5/8 (Original Caption) 8/4/1948-London, England- This is the way wrestlers serve the cause of international peace and amity, but if the Olympic contestants don't mind, why should we? Picture shows America's spectacular wrestling policeman, Henry Wittenberg, a Manhattan patrolman, grinding Sweden's B. Falhpont into the canvas in the finals of the Olympic light heavyweight class. Wittenberg won, although he fought through most of the bout with a separated shoulder. (Bettmann/Getty Images)

  • 6. Mens 200m Indiv Medley Finals
    ATHENS - AUGUST 19: Michael Phelps of USA competes in the men's swimming 200 metre individual medley final on August 19, 2004 during the Athens 2004 Summer Olympic Games at the Main Pool of the Olympic Sports Complex Aquatic Centre in Athens, Greece. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)

    6/8 ATHENS - AUGUST 19: Michael Phelps of USA competes in the men's swimming 200 metre individual medley final on August 19, 2004 during the Athens 2004 Summer Olympic Games at the Main Pool of the Olympic Sports Complex Aquatic Centre in Athens, Greece. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images) (Al Bello/Getty Images)

  • 7. Olympic Medalists Giving Black Power Sign
    Tommie Smith and John Carlos, gold and bronze medalists in the 200-meter run at the 1968 Olympic Games, engage in a victory stand protest against unfair treatment of blacks in the United States. With heads lowered and black-gloved fists raised in the black power salute, they refuse to recognize the American flag and national anthem. Australian Peter Norman is the silver medalist.

    7/8 Tommie Smith and John Carlos, gold and bronze medalists in the 200-meter run at the 1968 Olympic Games, engage in a victory stand protest against unfair treatment of blacks in the United States. With heads lowered and black-gloved fists raised in the black power salute, they refuse to recognize the American flag and national anthem. Australian Peter Norman is the silver medalist. (Getty Images/Getty Images)

  • 8. DREAM TEAM USA
    1992: TEAM USA RECEIVES THEIR GOLD MEDALS ON THE PODIUM AFTER AN UNDEFEATED 1992 OLYMPIC GAMES IN BARCELONA. Mandatory Credit: Mike Powell/ALLSPORT

    8/8 1992: TEAM USA RECEIVES THEIR GOLD MEDALS ON THE PODIUM AFTER AN UNDEFEATED 1992 OLYMPIC GAMES IN BARCELONA. Mandatory Credit: Mike Powell/ALLSPORT (Mike Powell / ALLSPORT/Getty Images)