Stockholm
The sticker is a rectangular, white paper print affixed to a dark, textured pole. It features a grainy, black-and-white portrait of a man with curly hair, looking forward. His left side is partially obscured by shadow. He appears to be wearing a collared shirt and a jacket. Below the portrait, there is text in a handwritten-style font. The paper shows signs of wear, including wrinkles and a slightly curled bottom edge, indicating it's a real-world paste-up or sticker.

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