ERNEST TROVA F.M. Manscapes, 1970

This original lithograph invitation was produced for the release of the F.M. Manscapes portfolio by Ernest Trova, published by Pace Editions in 1970. The portfolio itself comprised ten signed and numbered silkscreens and represents a key moment in Trova’s exploration of his iconic “Falling Man” motif.

The image featured on the invitation reflects Trova’s distinctive visual language—repetitive, stylized human forms arranged in rhythmic, almost mechanical configurations. The composition conveys both movement and control, echoing the artist’s ongoing investigation into identity, duplication, and the human condition within a modern, industrialized context.

Printed as a lithographic invitation, this piece stands as a compelling example of period exhibition ephemera, capturing the intersection of fine art and gallery culture during a pivotal moment in postwar American art.

Professionally framed in white wood with a clean, modern presentation, the work is elevated into a refined, gallery-ready object that highlights its graphic strength and historical significance.

A rare and collectible piece of Trova material, offering both visual impact and a direct connection to one of the artist’s most recognized series.

Framing available upon request.