SAVE OUR PLANET SAVE OUR PEOPLE TROVA POSTER

In this 1971 lithograph by Trova, a man, ressembling shows 

Trova (1927-2009) was an American painter and sculp best known for his paintings, prints and sculptures that were part of his Falling Man series.  

Trova's figures in The Falling Man series are androgynous and incomplete, most notably lacking arms (as in this artwork).  One of Trova's first jobs after high school was to create store displays using mannequins, an experience that clearly helped define his life's work.

This 1971 work by Trova, a figure, armless and androgenous, stands before a setting sun. His shadow casts a ino Trova Save Our Planet, Save Our People, artist signature printed to lower right reads E. TROVA, shows a figure of a falling man along with his shadow on a sunset, Sponsored by Olivetti, poster, designed by Ernest Trova, is part of an advertising campaign of 6 posters promoted by UNESCO and supported by Olivetti, in 1971 it financed the production of 2,000 copies of each poster to be sold, the proceeds for projects of UN agencies in countries in the developing world. Other 136 series of six posters, signed by the authors, are offered to the 136 UN member countries at that time, frame measures 34 3/4 x 34 3/4 inches, silver toned metal frame

This unique poster will make a fascinating addition to your poster collection.  Bottom right margin reads: