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Português: Depois de haver feito a montagem dos elementos e a descrição da peça, teve a colaboração do Prof. Walter Spalding, historiador e heraldista, que colocou o material em linguagem heráldica, passando ao artista plástico Irio Malafaia, a elaboração do desenho e arte final.
Em 1º de abril de 1955, submeteu à Câmara Municipal de Vereadores o projeto de lei adotando o símbolo do Município. Aprovado, o projeto foi submetido á sanção do Prefeito Municipal de Bagé, Prof. Frederico Petrucci, transformando-se na Lei Municipal nº. 548. Brasão português, partido em faixa, de azul e prata. No campo superior, que é azul, está uma ponta de fortaleza, lembrando Santa Tecla, ponto onde se travaram as primeiras lutas para a incorporação deste território á comunhão brasileira. Lembra, ainda, a origem militar da cidade. Os cerros de Bagé, no campo inferior, que é de prata, são de cor verde, representam a terra dadivosa e a referência geográfica adotada como denominação do acampamento que lhe deu origem. Esse conjunto está encimado, por uma coroa mural de ouro, de quatro torres, que em heráldica designa uma cidade grande e fortificada. Sob esse conjunto, um listel vermelho faz a inscrição: “1811-Bagé”, ano de fundação da cidade. O conjunto de esmaltes e metais, relembram as cores nacionais e riograndenses, sendo que a lealdade do povo bageense às instituições, está representada pelo azul; a prata designa o seu caráter nobre e altivo; o verde diz da fertilidade e riqueza dos nossos campos; o ouro, o ardor e a força dos filhos de Bagé; o vermelho, a coragem e generosidade, tantas vezes demonstradas pela gente de Bagé, no oferecimento de seu sangue para a defesa da Pátria. Entendendo ser necessária a regulamentação do uso do Brasão de Bagé, o vereador lolando Machado, em 3 de agosto de 1978, apresentou projeto de lei estabelecendo que todo o material de expedição de uso dos órgãos dos poderes executivo e legislativo do Município, deviam ser encimados com aquele símbolo, assim como os veículos te-Io-iam nas partes laterais, pintado em cores com a indicação do órgão a que estiverem vinculados.English: After having made the assembly of the elements and the description of the piece, it had the collaboration of Prof. Walter Spalding, historian and herald, who put the material in heraldic language, passing to the plastic artist Irio Malafaia, the elaboration of the drawing and final art.
On April 1, 1955, he submitted the bill to the City Council of Councilors adopting the symbol of the Municipality. Approved, the project was submitted to the sanction of the Municipal Mayor of Bagé, Prof. Frederico Petrucci, becoming Municipal Law nº. 548. Portuguese coat of arms, broken into a band, in blue and silver. In the upper field, which is blue, is a point of fortress, reminiscent of Santa Tecla, the point where the first struggles were fought to incorporate this territory into the Brazilian communion. It also recalls the military origin of the city. The hills of Bagé, in the lower field, which is made of silver, are green in color, representing the giving land and the geographical reference adopted as the name of the camp that gave rise to it. This ensemble is topped by a mural gold crown of four towers, which in heraldry designates a large and fortified city. Under this set, a red listel makes the inscription: “1811-Bagé”, the year the city was founded. The set of enamels and metals, reminiscent of the national and Rio Grande do Sul colors, and the loyalty of the bageense people to the institutions, is represented by blue; silver designates its noble and proud character; the green tells of the fertility and wealth of our fields; the gold, ardor and strength of the sons of Bagé; the red, the courage and generosity, so often demonstrated by the people of Bagé, in offering their blood for the defense of the Fatherland. Understanding that it is necessary to regulate the use of the Coat of Bagé, councilor lolando Machado, on August 3, 1978, presented a bill establishing that all expedition material for use by the organs of the executive and legislative powers of the Municipality, should be surmounted. with that symbol, just like the vehicles would have on the sides, painted in colors with the indication of the organ to which they are linked. |
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| Author | Prof. Frederico Petrucci,Prof. Walter Spalding |
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