Stockholm
A circular sticker featuring a photograph of a man in a dark suit jacket and glasses, with dark hair, shaking hands with an elderly woman. The man is positioned on the left, facing right, with his head slightly bowed. The woman, on the right, has white or grey hair and is wearing a light-colored, possibly patterned blouse, looking up at the man. The background is softly blurred, suggesting an indoor setting with faint details of shelves or furniture. The overall color scheme is muted, dominated by blues, greys, and light browns, with a slightly grainy texture on the sticker's surface.

Sticker with Ulf Kristersson, Hédi Fried

09 May 12
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2026-05-12 14:14

Ulf Kristersson, Hédi Fried

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