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The image displays the statue of Jacob van Artevelde situated in the Vrijdagmarkt square in Ghent, Belgium, under an overcast sky. A prominent bronze statue of a bearded male figure, dressed in historical garb, stands with his right arm outstretched. This statue is mounted on a tall, multi-tiered white stone pedestal. The pedestal's base features various sculpted elements, including two seated female figures and an array of polychrome coats of arms. An inscription reading "Jacob Van Artevelde" is visible on one of the pedestal's panels. In the background to the left, a large, architecturally elaborate building with a dark domed roof and detailed facade is partially visible. A tall red and white construction crane rises above this building. The building shows signs of ongoing renovation, including visible scaffolding, and text such as "SOKUMOYSON" is legible on its upper section. To the right, a row of traditional European buildings with pitched roofs and brick exteriors lines the square. Outdoor seating areas with dark umbrellas and tables are positioned at ground level in front of these buildings, indicating commercial activity. The sky is filled with dense, varied gray clouds, with brighter areas suggesting diffuse light. A single dark bird is visible in flight in the upper-left portion of the sky. The ground level of the square shows indistinct figures of people and some trees.
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