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21// Encapsulating the mood of the #OlympicWinterGames #Vancouver2010 (Canada): the official poster and “Ilanaaq the #Inuksuk”, a symbolic piece of Inuit art on Whistler Mountain used as the emblem of those Games. · #olympicmuseum #OlympicLanguagepic.twitter.com/aVCFJ7dHRL

—> International Women's Day<— The 1900 Olympics in Paris were the first to feature female athletes. The rate of women's participation in the Games continued to increase, reflecting the fight for gender equality within wider society. #IWD2019⁠ ⁠⁠ ⁠ #BalanceforBetterpic.twitter.com/hXzDx3AfFh

-->Jusqu'au 24 mars<--- Le design des JO est célébré au Musée au coeur de l'exposition gratuite Olympic Language. Rendez-vous ce mois-ci sur place ou sur Instagram pour une visite virtuelle : https://www.instagram.com/olympicmuseum/  #OlympicLanguagepic.twitter.com/ifOmgpgWrb

20// Encapsulating the mood of the #WinterOlympics #Turin 2006 (Italy): the official poster and a riveting picture of @shaunwhite, triple #OlympicChampion in snowboarding halfpipe at his first Games. · #olympicmuseum #OlympicLanguage #olympian #snowboardpic.twitter.com/KMbxqBSJQR

19// Encapsulating the mood of the #WinterOlympics #SaltLakeCity 2002 (USA): the official poster and cross-country skiers during one of the trying moments of their race. · #olympicmuseum #OlympicLanguage #crosscountryskiing #nordicskiing #nordicskiracepic.twitter.com/9tQs1I4jYM

18// Encapsulating the mood of the #WinterOlympics #Nagano 1998 (Japan): the official poster and a sensational picture of #figureskating champion @taralipinski, the youngest winner (15 years old) of an individual event in the history of the Winter Games.pic.twitter.com/mjSlry0M8n

17// Encapsulating the mood of the #WinterOlympics #Lillehammer 1994 (#Norway): the official poster and an eye-catching picture of the “#Fakkelmannen”, a giant torchbearer carved into the forest at #Hafjell, near one of the skiing venues. · #OlympicLanguagepic.twitter.com/Cf154nhBl3

16// Encapsulating the mood of the #WinterOlympics #Albertville 1992 (France): the official poster and the incredible show by choreographer Philippe Decouflé.@CompagnieDCA · #museeolympique #OlympicLanguage #olympicceremony #franceolympique #alpesfrancaises #valdiserepic.twitter.com/ZzGW8lLSKH

15// Encapsulating the mood of the #WinterOlympics #Calgary 1988 (Canada): the official poster and Calgary city-centre celebrating at the time of the #OlympicCeremony of the Games. · #olympicmuseum #olympicgames #OlympicLanguage #olympichistory #canadaolympicspic.twitter.com/knMBK4unvx

14// Encapsulating the mood of the WinterOlympics #Sarajevo 1984 (Bosnia and Herzegovina): the official poster and a picture of a focused Vladislav Tretyak, member of the winning Soviet #hockey team. · #olympicmuseum #OlympicLanguage #olympichistory #formerolympianpic.twitter.com/ekbqW3sdXF

13// Encapsulating the mood of the #WinterOlympics #LakePlacid 1980 (USA): the official poster and a picture of the monumental #Olympic cauldron. · #olympicmuseum #OlympicLanguage #lakeplacidolympics #lakeplacidhistory #usaolympics #olympicflame #olympicceremonypic.twitter.com/77BHnYnAsn

12// Encapsulating the mood of the #WinterOlympics #Innsbruck 1976 (#Austria): the official poster and a ski jumper’s flight right above the Olympic rings. · #olympicmuseum #OlympicLanguage #olympichistory #myinnsbruck #tyrol #osterreich #skijumping #visitaustriapic.twitter.com/Kw9kHoc4JF

11// Encapsulating the mood of the #WinterOlympics #Sapporo 1972 (Japan): the official poster and a stunning bird’s eye view of Mt #Eniwa and the #Shikotsu Lakeside. · #olympicmuseum #olympicgames #OlympicLanguage #sapporojapan #japanolympics #hokkaidopic.twitter.com/OitXNfyjl1

10// Encapsulating the mood of the #WinterOlympics #Grenoble 1968 (France): the official poster and the flying triple Olympic #skiing champion Jean-Claude Killy. · #olympicmuseum #olympicgames #OlympicLanguage #wintersports #skihistory #jeanclaudekilly #francefrpic.twitter.com/Z2EFgFp41V

9// Encapsulating the mood of the Olympic Winter Games Innsbruck 1964 (Austria): the official poster and an expressive picture of speed skating champion Lydia Skoblikova showing focus at that time. #wintersports #myinnsbruckpic.twitter.com/xGVwv5ykyg

8// Encapsulating the mood of the #WinterOlympics Squaw Valley 1960 (USA): the official poster and a triumphant picture of #figureskating olympic champion Carol Heiss from that time.pic.twitter.com/h7PaDsDv4a

7// Encapsulating the mood of the #WinterOlympics #CortinadAmpezzo 1956 (Italy): the official poster and a spectacular view of the Dolomite mountains and ski jump from that time.pic.twitter.com/SDXITAa009

6// Encapsulating the mood of the #WinterOlympics #Oslo 1952 (#Norway ): the official poster and the strenuous start of the #crosscountryskiing relay at that time. · #olympicmuseum #olympics #OlympicLanguage #wintersports #olympichistory #crosscountryski #skihistorypic.twitter.com/AwdYfqxMsD