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A full-length, weathered grey stone statue of Queen Victoria stands centrally, facing slightly to the viewer's left. The figure wears a crown, a royal gown, and a cape, holding a scepter in her right hand and an orb in her left. She is positioned atop a multi-tiered stone plinth, which features an inscribed panel on its front face. The inscription details the statue's erection by Worcester's civic authorities and citizens to commemorate Queen Victoria's Jubilee Year in 1887. Behind the statue, a grand building with classical architecture is visible, characterized by large, fluted Corinthian columns and a substantial entablature. The building appears to be constructed from light-colored stone. The scene is illuminated by direct sunlight, casting subtle shadows. This statue is located outside the Shire Hall in Worcester, United Kingdom.
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