General Dynamics – Exploring the Universe – Worlds Without End, Erik Nitsche
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General Dynamics – Exploring the Universe – Worlds Without End

Artist: Erik Nitsche
Year: 1958
Size: 128 x 90 cm / 50.4 x 35.4″
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“Worlds without end” is one of seven poster designs that Erik Nitsche created for the U.S. General Dynamics corporation on the occasion of the second International Conference on the Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy in Geneva. The aim of the series, which carried the slogan “Exploring the Universe”, was to show the various areas of scientific and technological research in which the corporation was active. This poster shows a space shuttle flying past galaxies, a Red Dwarf and a Black hole on its journey through space. It represents the research efforts for space travel, one year after Sputnik’s first trip around the Earth and eleven years before the first manned moon landing!

Artist: Erik Nitsche

Swiss-born Erik Nitsche studied in Lausanne and Munich and worked in Cologne and Paris before emigrating to the USA in 1934. There, he specialised in graphic design for magazines such as Vanity Fair, Life and Look as well as the technical magazines Air Tech and Air News.

On the occasion of the first and second international Conferences on the Use of Atomic Energy in 1955 and 1958, Erik Nitsche was commissi... more

Swiss-born Erik Nitsche studied in Lausanne and Munich and worked in Cologne and Paris before emigrating to the USA in 1934. There, he specialised in graphic ...

design for magazines such as Vanity Fair, Life and Look as well as the technical magazines Air Tech and Air News.

On the occasion of the first and second international Conferences on the Use of Atomic Energy in 1955 and 1958, Erik Nitsche was commissi... more

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