The Stolpe Agreements
Stricly confidential?

Stockholm County Administration
Reference number:

13889-2024 (5)
(Catalogue raisonné, in other agreements called "the Main Agreement")

2019-03-31
1. Parties

Stolpe Publishing AB org.nr 556784-2041, c/o Axel and Margaret Ax:son Johnson Foundation for Public Benefit, Stureplan 3, 103 75 Stockholm and
The Hilma af Klint Foundation org.nr 802425-1780, Mailbox 499, 114 11 Stockholm.

3.5 The parties agree that this agreement does not grant Stolpe Publishing AB any other rights than those expressly stated herein, and that all rights between the parties regarding the reproduction in any form of Hilma af Klint's works belong to The Hilma af Klint Foundation, including so-called catalogue protection.

4.3 The parties are not entitled to assign their rights and obligations under this agreement to a third party without the written consent of the other party.

Stockholm County Administration
Reference number:

11413-2023-2.4
(VR- Virtual Reality)

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Additional agreement
1. Parties
1.1 The Publishing Company Stolpe AB, Org.nr. 556784-2041 (”the Publishing
Company”); and

1.2 The Hilma af Klint Foundation, org.nr. 802425-1780 (”the Foundation”).

Stockholm County Administration
Reference number:

11413-2023-2.5
(NFT- Non fungible token)

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"The Parties now wishes to clarify some aspects in this Additional Agreement # 1. The
Parties have therefore entered into this Additional Agreement # 2."

The plaintiffs have acted disloyally

Stockholm District Court 
Oral preparation in case T6919-23
2024-03-04

"Juhani Selvani, Katarina Kaila De Voto, and Anders Kumlander request that the district court shall confirm their right to represent the Foundation as members of the Foundation's board."

"The currently registered board, including the plaintiffs, continues the agenda of the former board and intends to sell works in order to build a museum with the proceeds."

"Under the chairman's leadership, the parties conduct settlement discussions. It is noted that currently there are no conditions for reaching a settlement."

NFTs on the GODA platform were not endorsed by the Hilma af Klint Foundation

"Ulrika af Klint has, due to the Hilma af Klint NFT launch, since Tuesday, November 1, 2022, on several occasions, requested a report from the Foundation's CEO."

"... there is no board decision made by the Foundation's board or a valid agreement regarding the produced Hilma af Klint NFTs, neither in Sweden nor anywhere else in the world"

The so called "CEO" Jessica Höglund's salary was funded by the Ax:son Johnson Foundation for Public Benefit

"EaK (Erik af Klint) stated that the Foundation's costs for the CEO are too high, especially in light of the fact that the Foundation's funding from the Johnsson Foundation has ceased"

UW (Ulf Wagner) informed that the Johnson Foundation (Axel & Margaret Ax:son Johnson Foundation for Publiv Benefit) made a donation to the Foundation totaling 4,332,000 SEK, disbursed over a period of three years with an amount of 1,444,000 SEK per year. The purpose of the donation was to cover the salary costs for JH (Jessica Höglund) and an assistant.

Jessica Höglund's responsibilities towards the Foundations board and its chairman.

"Between board meetings, keep the chairman of the board informed of matters of significant importance for the development of the foundation's operations."

The board of Stolpe Publishing which is owned by an Ax:son Johnson company (Nordstjernan Holding AB)

"The meeting appointed Viveca Ax:son Johnson, Kjell A Nordström, and Kurt Almqvist as new board members." (1st of June 2022)

Kurt Almqvist falsely claims that the Hilma af Klint Foundation is a non-profit organization

"...according to Kurt Almqvist, the foundation is a non-profit organization and not a family foundation."

"...the Administrative Court of Appeal to conclude that the foundation's activities constitute taxable business operations as referred to in Chapter 13, Section 1 of the Income Tax Act."

"The Administrative Court of Appeal considers that Johan af Klint, in his capacity as chairman, represents the af Klint family and thus has an interest in ensuring that the family's foundation property is managed properly."