This image, correctly oriented, depicts a bronze statue of a child or youthful figure standing on a cylindrical grey pedestal. The statue has one arm raised and pointing upwards, while the other hand holds a small basket or bag at its side. The figure appears to be wearing a hat or cap. The pedestal features several inscriptions. On the left side, the text "BARIN DEN HAAG" is partially visible. Further to the left, towards the base of the statue, the words "HAAGSE KINDEREN" (Children of The Hague) are also partially visible. On the right side of the pedestal, the clear inscription reads "GESCHONKEN DOOR MAB 28 SEPT. 1970", indicating it was donated by MAB on September 28, 1970. The statue is positioned in a public green space, with a neat strip of green grass to its right and a gravel path bordered by a concrete curb. In the background, across a street, stand traditional multi-story buildings, characterized by numerous windows, many adorned with white shutters and lace curtains. Some scaffolding is visible in front of one building. A scooter is parked on the street. Mature trees with lush green foliage frame the scene from the left and partially from above. A green utility pole in the background bears the numbers "116" and "1B", and the word "HOOGS" is visible on a building. The scene is set during the daytime under bright, sunny weather, evidenced by the distinct shadows cast on the grass and path. The overall setting is characteristic of a city street in The Hague, Netherlands. in The Hague, Netherlands

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Jun 2, 2026, 12:49 PM

The Hague, Netherlands

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This image, correctly oriented, depicts a bronze statue of a child or youthful figure standing on a cylindrical grey pedestal. The statue has one arm raised and pointing upwards, while the other hand holds a small basket or bag at its side. The figure appears to be wearing a hat or cap. The pedestal features several inscriptions. On the left side, the text "BARIN DEN HAAG" is partially visible. Further to the left, towards the base of the statue, the words "HAAGSE KINDEREN" (Children of The Hague) are also partially visible. On the right side of the pedestal, the clear inscription reads "GESCHONKEN DOOR MAB 28 SEPT. 1970", indicating it was donated by MAB on September 28, 1970. The statue is positioned in a public green space, with a neat strip of green grass to its right and a gravel path bordered by a concrete curb. In the background, across a street, stand traditional multi-story buildings, characterized by numerous windows, many adorned with white shutters and lace curtains. Some scaffolding is visible in front of one building. A scooter is parked on the street. Mature trees with lush green foliage frame the scene from the left and partially from above. A green utility pole in the background bears the numbers "116" and "1B", and the word "HOOGS" is visible on a building. The scene is set during the daytime under bright, sunny weather, evidenced by the distinct shadows cast on the grass and path. The overall setting is characteristic of a city street in The Hague, Netherlands.

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