Alcaldia Mayor de Bogotá Logo
Logo
About Alcaldia Mayor de Bogotá Logo
The logo appears as a shield-shaped emblem, primarily in a dark blue color. Centered within the shield is a large, bold image of a black eagle with open wings, facing the viewer with a straightforward gaze. The eagle's chest bears a small red shield adorned with a golden fleur-de-lis. Surrounding the eagle are several golden design elements: At the top of the shield, just above the eagle's head, sits a golden crown with three visible spikes. Each of the shield's four corners is decorated with a golden quatrefoil, a stylized flower with four rounded petals. There are also two golden laurel wreaths draped symmetrically on either side of the eagle, starting from the upper corners of the shield and curving downwards.
Each laurel wreath is tied together in the center with a golden bow. Between the eagle's legs, there are two crossed golden cornucopias, spilling out red fruits that fall around the eagle's tail and feet. The background color behind these elements remains the dark blue of the shield. The use of gold, black, and red against the blue backdrop gives the logo a regal and official appearance, which is fitting for the mayoralty of a capital city.
Note that there is no text as part of the logo within this image. It is strictly a heraldic emblem with a color scheme and symbolism designed to represent the entity it stands for.
The Alcaldia Mayor de Bogotá logo is a government logo made up of around 5 different colors.
The Alcaldia Mayor de Bogotá logo is quite a simple logo made up of just one shape, it consists of just 1 square.
The Alcaldia Mayor de Bogotá logo is made up of a bunch of different colors. These colors include teal, yellow, red, black and olive. Beyond those 5 basic colors there are also 5 more specific colors found, these include deep sea blue, sunflower yellow, red, black and orange.
The Alcaldia Mayor de Bogotá logo is a Government, Colombia, Alcaldia, Mayor, De and Bogota logo.
Basic colors
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