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A die-cut black-and-white photograph sticker showing a shirtless person viewed from behind. The person wears dark shorts or trousers with hands resting on their hips, topped by a disproportionately large, circular woven straw hat that conceals their head and neck entirely. At the bottom border of the sticker, an artist handle is printed in an ornate gothic blackletter font.
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12 November 0
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