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The figure "Icarus of the Vistula" refers to Jan Wnęk (1828-1869), a folk sculptor, designer, and pioneer of hang gliding. He was born in the village Żdżary in the municipality. The arms are based on a sculpture in the village. | The figure "Icarus of the Vistula" refers to Jan Wnęk (1828-1869), a folk sculptor, designer, and pioneer of hang gliding. He was born in the village Żdżary in the municipality. The arms are based on a sculpture in the village. | ||
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RADGOSZCZ
Province: Małopolska
County: Dąbrowa Tarnowska
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially adopted on September 25, 2014.
The figure "Icarus of the Vistula" refers to Jan Wnęk (1828-1869), a folk sculptor, designer, and pioneer of hang gliding. He was born in the village Żdżary in the municipality. The arms are based on a sculpture in the village.
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