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A rectangular street art installation, designed to resemble a large Ukrainian postage stamp, is embedded into a granite tile pavement in Kyiv, Ukraine. The display measures approximately 60x70 cm and is framed by a dark grey or blue metal border. The central image on the stamp features a traditional Ukrainian stringed instrument, a kobza, depicted in shades of orange and brown, set against a white background. The instrument is partially encircled by a wreath of autumnal-colored leaves and red berries. Text on the stamp includes "УКРАЇНА" (UKRAINA) at the top, and "UKRAINA" at the bottom, indicating the country. A numerical value of "5.70" is visible in the bottom right corner of the stamp, likely denoting its face value. The Ukrainian national emblem, the Tryzub (trident), is printed in the top right section of the stamp. Along the right perforated edge, the text "2014 F-EUROPA" is oriented vertically. Below the instrument's body, the artist's name "В. МІТЧЕНКО" (V. MITCHENKO) is visible. Below the stamp graphic, on the dark frame, the word "КОБЗА" (KOBZA) is printed in both Cyrillic and Latin alphabets. The surface of the display is covered by a transparent, somewhat reflective and scuffed protective layer, showing water marks and general wear. The surrounding pavement consists of irregularly shaped, dark grey and beige-speckled granite tiles. A QR code is located in the bottom right corner of the display's frame. There are no people visible in the image. This installation is part of a series of large-scale postage stamp reproductions found on Khreshchatyk Street in Kyiv, Ukraine.
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