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The image displays a bar graph detailing the number of Olympic medals awarded from 1960 to 2016, broken down by gender per event year; in 1960, men received approximately 400 medals and women approximately 100; in 1968, men received approximately 370 and women approximately 130; in 1976, men received approximately 380 and women approximately 170; in 1984, men received approximately 350 and women approximately 170; in 1992, men received approximately 450 and women approximately 220; in 2000, both genders surpassed 250 each, with men at approximately 470 and women approximately 250; in 2008, men received approximately 520 and women approximately 280; in 2016, men received approximately 470 and women surpassing 300.
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The bar chart shows changes in the number of male and female genders awarded with Olympic medals from 1960 to 2016 at 8-year integral. Overall, the number of both genders gradually increased with the figure for males stood higher during the all periods.
The number of males who got Olympic medals gradually rose to under 400 from 1960 to 1968 and increased to almost 450 in 1976. From 1960 to 1968, there was gradual increase in the figure for female gender by 20 and the number of women rose to 150 in 1976.The number of males awarded with Olympic medals increased to under 500, and the figure for women gradually rose by 50.
There was a gradual drop in the number of males to 500 from 2000 to 2008, and it stood remainedly till the end of the period. The figure for women rose to 360 from 2000 to 2008, and there was a gradual increase to more than 400 in 2016.
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