Agip Logo

Left of the composition is a bright yellow rounded square containing a solid black silhouette of a stylized, six‑legged dog with a curled tail. A small, curved red flame appears near the dog's mouth. To the right sits a simple lowercase wor...

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Black six‑legged dog silhouette breathing a red flame inside a yellow rounded square beside the 'agip' wordmark.
Agip logo

About Agip

Left of the composition is a bright yellow rounded square containing a solid black silhouette of a stylized, six‑legged dog with a curled tail. A small, curved red flame appears near the dog's mouth. To the right sits a simple lowercase wordmark reading "agip" in black (separate from the square).

Overall the mark is flat and high‑contrast: bold silhouette artwork inside a colored container paired with a plain typographic wordmark to the right.

What's in it: six‑legged dog flame

Shapes: rounded square silhouette wordmark

Style: flat silhouette bold vintage minimalist

Text in logo: agip

A stylized animal with a flame — visually suggests combustion, energy and motion.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Bright yellow
#FFD400 · primary
Black
#000000 · primary
Red‑orange
#E23B2A · accent

Agip Logo History

Agip (Azienda Generale Italiana Petroli) is an Italian petroleum company founded in 1926; it was later integrated into the Eni group (established 1953) and today exists as an Eni brand.

Frequently asked

What does the six‑legged dog represent?

Visually it pairs an animal silhouette with a flame, evoking combustion, energy and motion; the six legs give a distinct, stylized appearance.

Is Agip part of a larger company?

Yes — Agip is historically linked to the Italian oil group Eni and today operates as an Eni brand.

What are the main colours in this logo?

Bright yellow background (#FFD400), black silhouette/wordmark (#000000), and a small red‑orange flame (#E23B2A).

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