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Church in Maszkienice

Church in Maszkienice

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The history of the church of St. Józef Rzemieślnik dates back to the beginning of the 19th century. The old school building was in the years 1909-1910 converted into a chapel dedicated to St. Joseph the Bridegroom of the Blessed Virgin Mary. At that time, the parish priest from Jadowniki Podgórne, Bolesław Gruszyński, consecrated this

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Historical path around the Krakus amphitheater, ceramic models

Historical path around the Krakus amphitheater, ceramic models

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The history of Łysa Góra is connected with with the production of ceramics produced on a large scale during the heyday of the “Kamionka” Ceramics Plant, whose products were known throughout Poland. In order to preserve the traditions of Łysogóra ceramics, a historical path was created around the “Krakus” amphitheater with ceramic models, benches, pavements

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Church, parish Our Lady of Perpetual Help, ceramics inside and outside the church, several authors, 1983-1985, ceramic trail

Church, parish Our Lady of Perpetual Help, ceramics inside and outside the church, several authors, 1983-1985, ceramic trail

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The church was built in 1920-1922. In 1972, in connection with the 50th anniversary of the parish church. The walls were renovated and a ceramic painting of Our Lady of Perpetual Help made by Stanisław Jakubowski was installed on the front of the church. Work in the church itself began in 1983 with the implementation

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Chapel Sacred Heart of Jesus, Władysław Flis, ceramic sculptures and reliefs in the interior, 1991, ceramic trail

Chapel Sacred Heart of Jesus, Władysław Flis, ceramic sculptures and reliefs in the interior, 1991, ceramic trail

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The chapel falls under the parish of St. Margaret in Dębno. At the entrance to the Chapel – on the wall, there is a ceramic, multi-colored mosaic depicting the scene of the Crucifixion. Stylistically homogeneous ceramic elements were designed and made by Julia and Władysław Flisy in 1991. Both the rectangular bas-relief stations of the

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