To celebrate the renaming of the Time-Life Building in Rockefeller Center to the General Dynamics Building in 1961, the company hosted an exhibition entitled “Dynamic America” that highlighted its history and myriad scientific achievements. Nitsche created a series of six posters to promote the show, each focusing on a division within General Dynamics. The designs juxtapose vintage photographs or illustrations with symbols of modernity, all of which feature in his corresponding corporate history, Dynamic America. This poster reflects Stromberg-Carlson, a telecommunications company dating back to 1894 that General Dynamics acquired in 1955. Shown are radio speakers, electronic transistor switches, and early examples of the telephone. With the acquisition of Stromberg-Carlson (founded in 1894), General Dynamics acquired their long experience in telecommunications and electronics.
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