Brighton & Hove Albion logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Brighton & Hove Albion Logo PNG The football club Brighton & Hove Albion based in the city of Brighton and Hove, East Sussex, the UK, was established in 1901.
- It played in the Premier League for the first time in the 2017/18 season.
- It was adopted by 1977 and replaced the nickname the Dolphins.
- 1948 — 1970 The very first official logo of the British football club was executed in a very elegant and traditional manner and featured the images of two crests, representing two cities, Brighton and Hove.
- The logo was executed in thin dark blue lines with all the elements set on a white background and outlined in a fancy blue frame.
- 1968 — 1969 In 1968 the club decided to try a more modern approach to the logo design and introduced a super minimalist badge in a bright and memorable color palette.
- The bold white uppercase letters in a simple clean sans-serif typeface were placed in two levels on an electric-blue square.
- Nothing else, not even a frame or an image of a football.
- 1970 — 1971 The bold sans-serif inscription was changed into a handwritten cursive lettering for only one year in 1970.
- The circular badge had its middle part solid blue, and the wide frame in white, with a double blue outline and a modest blue inscription written along with the frame in all capitals of a traditional sans/serif typeface.
- The color palette of the logo still featured blue and white, but now the circular badge gained a delicate golden outline.
- The white framing became wider, which made it possible to enlarge the size of the lettering, and now the inscription looked more professional and readable.
- As for the seagull, its contours have also been cleaned, but nothing changed much.
- 1998 — 2000 Another version of the logo for the British football club was created in 1998 and stayed for two more years.
- The bird was now placed over a solid blue crest with a thick white and red framing and bold white lettering, set above and under the seagull.
- All the elements remained in their place, but the shortened “B&H AFC” was now replaced by the full “Brighton & Hove Albion” lettering in white capitals of a narrowed modern sans-serif typeface, which looked cool and professional.
- 2001 — 2002 For just one year, in 2001, the team decided to come back to its original version of the logo — with two crests.
- But now both elements were redrawn, according to their real color palette, and with all the details.
- 2002 — 2004 In 2002 after the ornate crests logo, the British club had been using a very minimalist badge, with an elegant black contour of the seagull set on a rectangular badge, separated into three segments — a bright blur in the middle, and two whites on the sides.
- No lettering or framing here.
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