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Flag of Kiev
UseCivil and state flag
Proportion2:3
Adopted25 May 1995
DesignA azure field with a yellow border with Archangel Michael centered on the flag.
File:Arh mihail-р.png
The Kiev flag variant with the image of the Archangel of G. Kurovsky
The Kiev flag variant with the image of the Archangel of Y. Solominsky
O. Rudenko's design of flag with the Coat of Arms in the center

The Flag of Kiev was approved by the Kiev City Council on 25 May 1995, at the behest of the then head of the Kiev City Council of People's Deputies Leonid Kosakovsky.

On 27 May 1995, the flag was first raised solemnly above the main entrance to the Kiev City Council.[1]

The flag of 1995 looks like an azure piece of fabric. The patron Saint of Kiev Archangel Michael who holds a flaming sword in his right hand and an oval shield with a crossbow on it in his left, is depicted on the flag. The flag panel has a yellow border.

History

In 1995 a resolution of the Kiev City Council (36 deputies voted for) has returned the Coat of arms of Kiev of the times of Russian Empire — stylised representation of Archangel Michael, and adopted the flag of the city.[2]

The design firms in charge of the new flag first produced designs with the image of the Archangel in G. Kurovsky's variant, and later, for unknown reasons, in the variant of Y. Solominsky.

In March 2009, a working group at the Kiev City Council drafted a new look for the capital's flag. The Coat of Arms of Kiev is placed in its center. However, this design has not received further approval.

Description of the flag design

The Flag., The flag of the capital of Ukraine - the hero city of Kiev is a blue rectangular panel with a 2: 3 aspect ratio with the Coat of Arms of the city placed in the centre. The height of the Coat of Arms is 2: 3 the width of the panel. Both sides of the panel are identical.[3]

Colour standardisation

Colour model Blue Yellow White Magenta
RGB rgb(0,91,187) rgb(212,175,55) rgb(255,255,255) rgb(242,1,108)
CMYK 100, 51, 0, 27 0, 17, 74, 17 0, 0, 0, 0 0, 100, 55, 5
HEX #005bbb #d4af37 #FFFFFF #f2016c
Websafe #0066cc #cc9933 #FFFFFF #ff0066
Colour model Dark Blue Yellow Brown White Red Beige
RGB rgb(14,38,116)[4] rgb(180,153,0) rgb(89,34,19) rgb(255,255,255) rgb(128,0,0) rgb(255,225,171)
CMYK 88, 67, 0, 55 0, 15, 100, 29 0, 62, 79, 65 0, 0, 0, 0 0, 100, 100, 50 0, 12, 33, 0
HEX #0e2674 #b49900 #592213 #FFFFFF #800000 #ffe1ab
Websafe #003366 #cc9900 #663300 #FFFFFF #990000 #ffcc99

See also

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