Stake attention in this memory
The image shows a plaque mounted on a stone ground with a person's legs and feet in the foreground. The plaque is inscribed with text in both Indonesian and English. The Indonesian text at the top reads "MUSEUM SEJARAH JAKARTA / JAKARTA HISTORICAL MUSEUM." The English text below it states, "This place has been known as Museum since 1974. In this period of VOC, this historical building formerly functioned as the Batavia's City Hall, or Stadhuis. The construction started on January 23rd, 1737, and was completed on July 13th, 1741, during the era of Governor-General Abraham Van Riebeeck. The style of its construction influenced by Amsterdam's City Hall that was built one hundred years earlier." The person's legs are bent, and they are wearing light-colored pants and black shoes. Their left leg is crossed over the right leg. White earbuds are visible, with the wire hanging down. The ground is paved with dark gray square stones, with some lighter gray and green elements in the gaps. The lighting suggests it is nighttime or a dimly lit area, casting shadows. Based on the text on the plaque, the location is the Jakarta Historical Museum in West Jakarta, Indonesia.
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