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This image captures the Jan van Eyckplein (Jan van Eyck Square) in Ghent, Belgium, under an overcast sky with wet cobblestones, suggesting recent rainfall. At the center of the frame stands a prominent dark-patinated statue of a male figure, identified as Jan van Eyck, positioned on a tall, multi-tiered white stone pedestal adorned with bas-reliefs and heraldic shields. The square is paved with grey cobblestones laid in concentric semi-circular patterns, which reflect the diffused light due to their wet surface. Several individuals are present: two figures are near the base of the statue, one holding a dark umbrella and another, dressed in light clothing, appears to be holding a mobile phone. Further in the background, additional people are visible near vehicles and structures. To the left of the statue, a row of multi-story buildings with white facades and dark roofs lines the square. In the mid-ground, a yellow food truck or stall with "HAMBURGOO" visible on its side is parked next to a grey pickup truck. Adjacent to these are white-tarped market stalls or temporary structures. On the right side of the square, a large, ornate historical building with a dark roof and intricate detailing is prominent, bearing the partial inscription "SOCIALISTIS" in gold lettering near its upper facade, consistent with the former Feestlokaal Vooruit (now Handelsbeurs). Trees with green foliage are interspersed between the buildings and along the edges of the square. Various vehicles are visible, including a dark van near market stalls on the right, and a smaller, possibly electric, utility vehicle or golf cart further right. High above the skyline on the right, the boom of a construction crane extends against the grey sky.
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