A statue of a man dressed in Victorian-era attire, complete with a top hat, stands on a brick sidewalk

A statue of a man dressed in Victorian-era attire, complete with a top hat, stands on a brick sidewalk. The statue is bronzed, giving it a metallic appearance, and it holds a quill pen in its right hand and a book in its left. The statue is mounted on a pedestal with the name "DICKENS" inscribed on it. In front of the pedestal, a small concrete block with the number "37" painted in orange is placed on the ground. The statue is positioned in front of a light-colored brick building with closed wooden shutters on the windows. A tree with green leaves stands to the left of the statue, casting a shadow on the sidewalk. The sidewalk is paved with bricks and a metal grate is visible around the base of the tree. In the background, there are more brick buildings, a street, and a few cars. A portion of a stone wall is also visible to the right of the statue. The setting is an urban environment, likely a public space or a street in a town. The presence of the "DICKENS" inscription and the Victorian costume suggest that the statue may be related to Charles Dickens or a literary-themed attraction. The scene is illuminated by natural daylight, indicating it is daytime. Based on contextual information, this image was taken in the city of Marche-en-Famenne, Belgium, specifically on the Rue Jean-Jaurès.