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The image displays the imposing classical facade of a large stone building, identified by the engraved text across its frieze as "BANCO DE LA REPUBLICA O. DEL URUGUAY." The entrance is characterized by a series of tall, fluted columns with ornate capitals, typical of neoclassical architecture. Centrally positioned between the columns is a bronze statue of a man, standing on a stone plinth clearly inscribed with "ARTIGAS." Below the name, the dates "1764-1850" are visible, along with further text including "PROTECTOR DE LOS PUEBLOS LIBRES" and "FUNDADOR DE LA..." A flagpole with a blue and white striped flag stands behind the statue. On the columns flanking the statue, two black signs provide information for the "MUSEO DEL GAUCHO Y LA MONEDA" (Museum of the Gaucho and Money). They indicate "ENTRADA" (Entrance) hours as "lunes a sábados" (Monday to Saturday), from "10 a 18 horas" (10 AM to 6 PM), and include a wheelchair accessibility symbol. The building's light-colored stone facade features several rectangular windows with reflections, and decorative geometric patterns. Two spiky, dark-colored wall lanterns are mounted between the columns. The scene is illuminated by bright daylight, suggesting clear weather conditions. The grand entrance is approached by a wide set of stone steps. The presence of the national bank and a statue of Artigas indicates a significant landmark in Montevideo, Uruguay.
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