Last week we drew your attention to the remarkable and provocative conceptual illustrations of Davide Bonazzi, this week, and with only seven days to go until the launch of the world cup, we take a look at his History of the World Cup illustration series. The series, designed again in Davide’s unique illustration style, celebrates the most important goal from the final game of every single world cup from 1930 to 2010.
Who can forget the Tradelli ‘urlo’ in 1982? Or Iniesta’s break-through goal against Holland in 2010? And yes, there is also the Geoff Hurst goal against West Germany in 1966, that may or may not have (it didn’t!) crossed the line. These illustrations are a true historical celebration of world cup football.
Only a few days ago, in the meantime enjoy these…
History of the World Cup Illustrations
Andres Iniesta Goal (Spain) – South Africa 2010
Marco Materazzi Goal (Italy) – Germany 2006
Ronaldo Goal (Brazil) – Japan & South Korea 2002
Zinedine Zidane Goal (France) – France 1998
Romario Goal (Brazil) – USA 1994
Andreas Brehme (Germany) – Italy 1990
Jorge Burruchaga (Argentina) – Mexico 1986
Marco Tardelli (Italy) – Spain 1982
Mario Kempes (Argentina) – Argentina 1978
Gerd Müller (West Germany) – West Germany 1974
Pelé (Brazil) – Mexico 1970
Geoff Hurst (England) – England 1966
For all of the other goals, visit History of FIFA World Cup on Behance.
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