St. Margaret's Church in Raciborowice

St. Margaret's Church is a Gothic brick church in Raciborowice, Gmina Michałowice, Kraków Powiat. The church was built in the years 1460-1476 after the foundation of Jan Długosz in the so-called "Długosz style". The church is a single-nave building with a rectangular choir covered with a ribbed vault. The rectangular nave is covered with a ceiling. The equipment in stone masonry details is rich. The most characteristic motifs include pointed arched step and stair portals and numerous cartouches with the Wieniawa coat of arms (bison head) by Jan Długosz. On the vaulted bosses of the presbytery, in addition to the Wieniawa coat of arms, there is also the coat of arms of the Kraków chapter - three crowns. The equipment is supplemented by a bas-relief plaque with a relief of the patron saint of the church - St. Margaret with an inscription (1476) and a coat of arms.
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