David Hockney’s Iconic Contribution to the 1972 Munich Olympics. Bringing his unique flare to the beloved spectacle these games represent. David Hockney, the acclaimed British artist celebrated for his pivotal role in the Pop Art movement, made a significant artistic contribution to the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich. His creation, centred around the theme of diving, is a testament to his enduring lascination with water, an element that permeates much of his oeuvre, including the famed swimming pool series. This piece aptly titled “David Hockney Diver, Olympic Games Munich 1972” is a vibrant celebration of the fluidity and dynamism of diving, characterised by Hockney’s signature use of vivid colours and a keen sense of movement.