Original Vintage Atoms For Peace Astrodynamics General Dynamics Poster In Russian

This Poster Is From First Series Number 3 Which Is Lined Backed And Has Some Creasing On The Edges, There Is A Tear Towards The Top Right Corner & there Is A Small Piece Of The Corner Missing, Also A Small Bit Along The Edge. Poster Condition Is Very Good Overall.

Please Note Due To The Posters Being Linen Backed You Can Have Them Professionally Repaired


Item Is Available To International Buyers Through The Global Shipping Programme, You Can Contact Me For Price To Have The Item Shipped To Your Country Or You Could Even Come And Collect The Item.

 

The First Series, For The Conference Of 1955 Was Composed Of 6 Posters In 6 Languages English, French Russian, German, Japanese And Hindi

The Second Series Of Atoms For Peace Printed In 1956, Erik Nitsche Translated The Slogan Into 5 Languages Arabic, Spanish, French, Italian And German.


‘Atoms For Peace’ In Russian. The ‘Astrodynamics’ Poster, Which Illustrates Ballistic Research And Rockets Being Put Into Orbit. Plate Signed Towards The Bottom Right Corner By Its Artist ERIKE NITSCHE, And Printed By R. MARSENS, LAUSANNE. Printed In Switzerland circa 1955.


Dimensions
Height: 128cm (50.3 Inches)

Width: 90.4cm (35.5 Inches)

Brief History Of The Poster 

On December 8, 1953, President Eisenhower Announced To The World The Threats And Promises Of The Nuclear Age. “My Country’s Purpose,” He Said, “Is To Help Us Move Out Of The Dark Chamber Of Horrors Into The Light, To Find A Way By Which The Minds Of Men, The Hopes Of Men, The Souls Of Men Everywhere, Can Move Forward Towards Peace And Happiness And Well-Being.” This Was The “Atoms For Peace” Speech, And An Approach Taken Up By General Dynamics CEO John Jay Hopkins In 1955.

General Dynamics Built The First Vehicles And Products Powered By Nuclear Energy, And Wanted To Upgrade Its Image And Emphasize Peaceful Applications Of Its Capabilities. The Rollout Of Its Comprehensive New Advertising Platform, “Atoms for Peace,” Was Unveiled At The Atomic Energy Conference In Geneva In 1955. With Much Of Its Work Secret, An Exhibit Of Actual Hardware Was Out Of The Question; General Dynamics Found A Swiss Graphic Designer Erik Nitsche To Express Its Achievements And Goals In Graphic Terms.

In A Stroke Of Real Genius, With Great Attention To Detail He Specialized In The Domain Of Technology, Preferring Simple, Elegant, Geometrical And Colored Forms. Each Poster Has A Different Subject, And Was Printed In A Different Language, Addressed To People In Myriad Nations Around The Globe – Pairing Each Language With A Challenge, And An Atomic Solution, In A Way That Was Poetically Appropriate For The Language.

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THIS ATOMS OF PEACE POSTER IS 100% GENUINE, AND IS VERY GOOD CONDITION.

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