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Stone Of The Empress Is On The Background Of The Building Of The Swedish Embassy On Market Square. Editorial Image


Stone of the Empress is on the background of the building of the Swedish Embassy on Market Square. Editorial Stock Photo
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HELSINKI, FINLAND - MARCH, 17, 2015: Stone of the Empress is on the background of the building of the Swedish Embassy on Market Square. Helsinki first public sculpture.

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