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This is a medium shot, eye-level, outdoor, eye-level photograph of a bronze sculpture of a group of people on a concrete pedestal, located in front of a building with a storefront in Roermond, Netherlands. The sculpture, which depicts a cluster of figures with abstracted features and stylized clothing, appears to be in motion, with some figures raising their arms and others seemingly marching or dancing. The bronze has a weathered, greenish patina, suggesting age and exposure to the elements. The building behind the sculpture has a large glass window displaying clothing, with visible price tags. A sign on the window reads "MEYER & MEYR - tailors," and another sign below it says "SALE". The storefront is painted a vibrant red. The sidewalk in front of the building is paved with red brick. A small, laminated plaque is attached to the concrete pedestal. It is partially obscured by the sculpture but appears to have text written in Dutch. Through the glass, some clothing items are visible in the storefront window, including folded shirts with patterns and some sweaters. The general impression is that of a public art installation in a commercial area. The sculpture's name is "De Ruivers" and it was created by Theo van de Logt in 1992.
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