Jan and Hubert van Eyck statue

Target entity: Jan and Hubert van Eyck statue
Context triple: [Maaseik, hasLandmark, Jan and Hubert van Eyck statue]

• A. Vrouemonument
  Vrouemonument is a national memorial in Bloemfontein, South Africa, dedicated to the women and children who suffered and died in British concentration camps during the Second Boer War.
• B. Kiepenkerl statue
  The Kiepenkerl statue is a well-known bronze sculpture in Münster, Germany, depicting a traditional traveling peddler symbolizing the region’s historic rural trade and identity.
• C. Manneken Pis
  Manneken Pis is a small bronze statue and fountain of a urinating boy in Brussels, serving as one of the city’s most iconic and humorous landmarks.
• D. Het Lieverdje statue
  The Het Lieverdje statue is a small bronze sculpture in central Amsterdam depicting a street urchin, symbolizing the city's mischievous yet endearing youth and serving as a popular local meeting point.
• E. Guild of Saint Luke in Ghent
  The Guild of Saint Luke in Ghent was a powerful medieval and early modern artists’ and craftsmen’s corporation that regulated the training, standards, and economic interests of painters and related trades in the city, counting notable masters like Hugo van der Goes among its members.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Jan and Hubert van Eyck statue
Target entity description: The Jan and Hubert van Eyck statue is a public monument in Maaseik, Belgium, honoring the renowned Early Netherlandish painter brothers Jan and Hubert van Eyck, who are traditionally associated with the town.

• A. Vrouemonument
  Vrouemonument is a national memorial in Bloemfontein, South Africa, dedicated to the women and children who suffered and died in British concentration camps during the Second Boer War.
• B. Kiepenkerl statue
  The Kiepenkerl statue is a well-known bronze sculpture in Münster, Germany, depicting a traditional traveling peddler symbolizing the region’s historic rural trade and identity.
• C. Manneken Pis
  Manneken Pis is a small bronze statue and fountain of a urinating boy in Brussels, serving as one of the city’s most iconic and humorous landmarks.
• D. Het Lieverdje statue
  The Het Lieverdje statue is a small bronze sculpture in central Amsterdam depicting a street urchin, symbolizing the city's mischievous yet endearing youth and serving as a popular local meeting point.
• E. Guild of Saint Luke in Ghent
  The Guild of Saint Luke in Ghent was a powerful medieval and early modern artists’ and craftsmen’s corporation that regulated the training, standards, and economic interests of painters and related trades in the city, counting notable masters like Hugo van der Goes among its members.
• F. None of above. chosen