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A low-angle night-time shot captures the exterior of the Jakarta History Museum, also known as the Fatahillah Museum, located in West Jakarta, Indonesia. The facade of the colonial-era building is illuminated by warm lighting from below, highlighting its white neoclassical architecture. The building features a pediment with the inscription "GOUVERNEURSKANTOOR" in black uppercase letters. A red and white Indonesian flag stands prominently on the right side of the pediment, flying against the dark night sky. Below the pediment, a row of six dark-shuttered windows is visible, divided by decorative pilasters. Further down, a grand arched portico with four large white Doric columns provides access to the building's entrance. The portico's arches lead to a large, double-door entrance painted dark red with gold trim. To the left and right of the main entrance, symmetrical arched windows with decorative iron grilles are present. The ground in front of the building is paved with rectangular stone tiles that cast long shadows from the illuminated architectural features. The overall atmosphere is stately and historical, emphasizing the grandeur of the colonial building at night. There are no people or animals visible in the frame.
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