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RESEARCH. DILEMMAS. SOLUTIONS. THE 12TH BALTIC STATES TRIENNIAL CONSERVATORS’ MEETING Vilnius, Lithuania, 2020 PREPRINTS Lietuvos nacionalinis dailės muziejus The Lithuanian National Museum of Art Vilnius 2020 The project THE LITHUANIAN COUNCIL FOR CULTURE is financed by Editor Prof. Dr. Jūratė Senvaitienė Associated editors Laima Janina Vedrickienė Janina Lukšėnienė Assistant editors Sandra Garšvienė Vytautė Lukšėnienė Rytė Šimaitė Designed by Vidas Čerkauskas Compiled by THE LITHUANIAN NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ART PRANAS GUDYNAS CONSERVATION CENTRE Editorial note THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY INDIVIDUAL AUTHORS IN ARTICLES PRINTED IN THE PREPRINTS ARE THEIR OWN AND DO NOT NECESSARILY REFLECT THOSE OF THE EDITORS The bibliographical information on the publication is presented in the National Bank of Bibliography of the Martynas Mažvydas National Library of Lithuania (NBDB) © The Lithuanian National Museum of Art Pranas Gudynas Conservation Centre, 2020 © Authors of papers and posters, 2020 © Vidas Čerkauskas, 2020 ISBN 978-609-426-143-5 Contents Arūnas Gelūnas WELCOME 17 Chapter [ One ] Papers Author/Authors THEME Page Kristina Aas ICONS OF THE PIIRISSAARE OLD BELIEVERS’ PRAYER HOUSE – FROM FIRE TO RESTORATION 21 Tatevik Amirkhanyan SEQUENCE, PECULIARITIES AND RESULTS OF THE WORK WITH VARNISH LAYER OF H. AIVAZOVSKY’S “THATCHED MILL. SUNSET” 31 Jurga Bagdzevičienė REVIEW OF RESEARCH AND Bronislava Kunkulienė CONSERVATION METHODS Janina Lukšėnienė OF BALTIC AMBER ARTIFACTS Jūratė Senvaitienė IN PRANAS GUDYNAS CONSERVATION CENTRE 39 Deimantė Baubaitė OLDEST SADDLE IN LITHUANIA: Povilas Blaževičius FROM THE TRENCH TO Jurgita Kalėjienė THE SHOWCASE 48 Rūtilė Pukienė Rasa Bertašiūtė CARPENTRY:HIDDEN BEAUTY OF ARCHITECTURE 64 Maria Oleksandrivna THE HISTORY AND RESTORATION OF Borysenko THE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN PROJECTS FOR THE FIRST FIVE STATIONS OF THE KYIV METRO: DNIPRO, ARSENALNA, KHRESHCHATYK, UNIVERSYTET AND VOKZALNA FROM THE STOCK COLLECTION OF THE NATIONAL CONSERVATION AREA “ST. SOPHIA OF KYIV” 74 conservation2020vilnius.ldm.lt 3 [ Contents ] Author/Authors THEME Page Anabela Cardeira Arranja THE USE OF THE QGIS ® PROGRAM Liliana Cardeira IN THE MAPPING OF THE TILES OF THE MONASTERY OF ODIVELAS 79 Ieva Cesberga RESTORATION OF PERSONAL Ārija Ubarste IDENTIFICATION DOCUMENTS (ID) FROM THE BEGINNING OF 20TH CENTURY 86 Svetlana Chiriac RESTORATION AND ATTRIBUTION OF A SERIES OF ETCHINGS BY FRENCH ENGRAVER BERNARD PICART FROM NATIONAL ART MUSEUM OF MOLDOVA 90 Marius Daraškevičius PLANNING THE PERFECT DINING ROOM: THE INFLUENCE OF THE ARCHITECTURAL PRINT MEDIA ON THE LITHUANIAN NOBILITIES MANOR HOUSES 96 Iveta Daugule-Balode PRESERVATION OF MATERIALS FROM Sintija Saldābola THE GERMAN THEATRE ARCHIVE OF RIGA CITY AT THE COLLECTION PRESERVATION CENTRE OF THE NATIONAL LIBRARY OF LATVIA 107 Tamar Dvalishvili CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION OF PAPER AND PARCHMENT BASED HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS 112 Eero Ehanti TALLINN COG – SMARTLY CONSERVED 118 Heikki Häyhä Priit Lätti Gayane Eliazyan RESEARCH OF A PAINT LAYER Armin Khorozyan OF THE MINIATURE OF MEDIEVAL MANUSCRIPTS OF ARTSAKH 126 Leila Gotsiridze CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION OF SEALS 135 Guest of Honor Ji-Dong Gu RECENT UNDERSTANDING ON PROTECTION Yoko Katayama OF ANGKOR SANDSTONE MONUMENTS IN CAMBODIA FROM NATURAL MICROBIAL COLONIZATION AND DESTRUCTION 142 4 Author/Authors THEME Page Hartmann Hieber NON-DESTRUCTIVE MEASUREMENT Karin Kosicki OF THE AGEING STATE OF PAINTED CANVAS 153 Hilkka Hiiop FRESCO IN FRAME – FRAGMENTARY Andrus Laansalu DETACHMENT OF THE 74 M2 WALL Varje Õunapuu PAINTING “HOMMIK” (MORNING) Frank Lukk BY DOLORES HOFFMANN 161 Hilkka Hiiop DIFFICULT STORIES OF A DIFFICULT Robert Treufeldt LEGACY. RESEARCH, PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS IN CONSERVING ART FROM WITHIN THE SOVIET ARMED FORCES 169 Irina Kadikova EXAMINATION OF THE BARDEWIK CODEX PAINT MATERIALS 181 Guljan Kaldybajeva FROM EXPERIENCE IN RESTORING PRINTS AND DRAWINGS 189 Greta Keraitė STABILIZATION EFFECT OF INTERLEAVES Birutė Sivakova WITH DIFFERENT CONTENT OF KBr Vaidas Klimkevičius ON THERMALLY AGED PAPERS WITH IRON GALL INK 196 Anna Kozorovicka SCIENTIFIC OR ART OBJECT? INTERDISCIPLINARITY IN OBJECT RESTORATION ON THE 19TH CENTURY EXAMPLE OF VARIATIES’ FRUIT MODELS 208 Simona Matuzevičiūtė IMPRINTS OF DEATH: PRESERVING Gytis Grižas BLOCKS OF LIME FROM BURIAL PLACE Rasa Nazarovaitė OF INSURGENTS OF 1863 216 Jonas Petuchovas Ieva Paukštytė-Schinello Renata Prielgauskienė Guest of Honor Bruno Mottin RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN ANALYTICAL AND IMAGING TECHNIQUES, A CASE STUDY: LEONARDO DA VINCI’S PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS 224 Jay Pee Oña INEVITABLE LINK BETWEEN Küllike Pihkva CONSERVATION AND CHEMISTRY 234 conservation2020vilnius.ldm.lt 5 [ Contents ] Author/Authors THEME Page Girėnas Povilionis STOP VOX HUMANA IN LITHUANIAN BAROQUE PIPE-ORGAN AS THE INTERSECTION OF ITALIAN AND PRUSSIAN TRADITIONS OF ORGAN BUILDING 242 Ieva Rusteikaitė UNDERSTANDING THE CRAFT: AN OVERVIEW OF CONSERVATION OF BINDINGS OF BOOKS IN THE VILNIUS UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 256 Mari Siiner WITH OR WITHOUT THE GUIDELINES Jaak Rand FOR DIGITISATION? 269 Martin Sermat Gražina Smaliukienė A STUDY OF THE 17TH CENTURY BOOKBINDINGS OF THE VILNIUS ACADEMY PRINTING HOUSE 275 Rytė Šimaitė MINIATURES OF EUROPEAN RULERS Eglė Virpilaitienė OF THE 13TH–16TH CENTURIES IN Dalius Avižinis THE NATIONAL MUSEUM – PALACE Rita Lelekauskaitė OF THE GRAND DUKES OF LITHUANIA 289 Indrė Valkiūnienė RESTORATION OF JOACHIM LELEWEL’S AND FRANCISZEK SMUGLEWICZ’S HALLS IN VILNIUS UNIVERSITY 308 Petra Vávrová ACTIVITIES OF COLLECTION PRESERVATION DIVISION IN THE NATIONAL LIBRARY OF CZECH REPUBLIC IN PRAGUE – SURVEY, PRESERVATION AND CONSERVATION OF LIBRARY COLLECTIONS 321 Guest of Honor Gerald Ziegenbalg NANOLIME – NEW POSSIBILITIES FOR THE CONSOLIDATION OF STONE, MORTAR AND PLASTER AS WELL AS WALL PAINTINGS BY CARBONIZATION OR IN COMBINATION WITH SILICIC ACID ESTERS 331 Greta Žičkuvienė DISCOVERIES IN THE CYCLE OF Linas Lukoševičius THE PICTURES OF TVERAI STATIONS Jurga Bagdzevičienė OF THE CROSS 343 Alvydas Mandeika 6 Chapter [ Two ] Posters # Author/Authors PRESENTATION Page 01 Aina Ābolniece-Āboliņa RESTORATION OF OFFERTORY BAGS 355 Līga Paušus 02 Artashes Abrahamyan SEVERAL CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF RESTORATION OF THE WORK “PORTRAIT OF A MAN” BY TELEMACH EKSERDJIAN 357 03 Gints Ajausks RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION OF 18TH-CENTURY DUELLING PISTOL WITH FLINTLOCK 360 04 Aire Aksiim THE BUST OF CATHERINE II, CONSERVATION AND RECONSTRUCTION OF A MODERN ICON 362 05 Maris Allik CONSERVATION CHALLANGES OF Tea Šumanov A LARGE SCALE HAND-PAINTED MAP 365 Grete Ots Kaisa Milsaar 06 Jan Andrzejewski SYNTHETIC AND NATURAL VARNISH Jan Morzycki-Markowski LAYERS ON WOODEN SUBSTRATE – ARTIFICIAL AGING PROCESS ANALYSIS USING UV 365 NM LED LAMP IN UVF AND UVR DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY 368 07 Aina Balode SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF THE RELIEF “THE LAST SUPPER” OF ELKŠŅI (ELERNE) CHURCH DURING RESTORATION 371 08 Aina Balode THE GREEN HALL OF THE PUZE MANOR Indra Tuņa HOUSE: PAINTED WOODEN WALL PANELS Vilnis Līdaka WITH SILVER LEAF WOOD CARVINGS 375 Inese Indrikova Imants Augstkalns ldis Skanis Jānis Lasmanis 09 Monika Baublytė HYDROGEL AND ENZYMES COMBINATION Aldona Beganskienė FOR PAPER DOCUMENTS CLEANING 378 conservation2020vilnius.ldm.lt 7 [ Contents ] # Author/Authors PRESENTATION Page 10 Rasa Bieliauskaitė-Mikolaitienė RESTORATION OF UNFIRED CLAY Bronislava Kunkulienė SCULPTURES 381 Jurga Bagdzevičienė 11 Laima Bielskė RESTORATION OF THE BOULLE STYLE CLOCK 385 12 Laima Bielskė RESTORATION OF DECORATIVE Raimondas Bridikis VASES 387 13 Svitlana Biskulova THE STUDY OF BINDER AGING Olena Andrianova IN 19TH–21TH CENTURIES PAINTINGS BY ATR-FTIR SPECTROSCOPY 389 14 Jurgita Blažytė-Denapienė RESTORATION OF THE MAP OF THE DIOCESE OF AUGUSTÓW (SEJNY) OF THE END OF THE 19TH CENTURY 391 15 Raimondas Bridikis SACRISTY DOOR OF THE CATHEDRAL BASILICA OF APOSTLES ST. 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PAUL OF KAUNAS 393 16 Anita Burkovska RESEARCH AND RESTORATION Indra Tuņa OF LEAD/TIN DISK BROOCHES 395 17 Gunita Čakare RESTORATION OF UNKNOWN ARTIST Laima Vītola PAINTING “WAY OF SORROWS, VIII STATION” 397 18 Aušra Čiuladienė DETERMINATION OF RED PAINT Aivaras Kareiva USING THE DATABASE OF ANALYSIS OF RED PIGMENTS 399 19 Iveta Daugule-Balode RESTORATION OF MATERIALS Ilze Bula FROM THE GERMAN THEATRE Inga Rozefelde ARCHIVE OF RIGA CITY AT Dace Dubrovska THE COLLECTION PRESERVATION CENTRE OF THE NATIONAL LIBRARY OF LATVIA 401 20 Rimvydas Derkintis SARCOPHAGUS OF COUNT JAN JÓZEF TYSZKIEWICZ (1867–1903) 404 21 Rimvydas Derkintis THE STRONGBOX OF THE INTERWAR Jūratė Derkintienė BANK OF LITHUANIA 407 8 # Author/Authors PRESENTATION Page 22 Yuliya Dranets BELARUSSIAN ICONS OF 18TH–19TH CENTURIES FROM THE NATIONAL HISTORY MUSEUM OF THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS 410 23 Jūratė Dulinskienė CONSERVATION OF PIANOLA ROLLS Dalia Udrienė BOXES 413 24 Václav Gerstner RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION Šárka Msallamová OF THE JAPANESE MATCHLOCK Václav Nikendey MUSKET 415 Jaroslav Prášil 25 Aušra Gibiežienė CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION Rūta Gužauskaitė OF THE PICTURE BY ROMAN Virgilijus Aksamitauskas SZWOYNICKY (1845–1915) “ENTERTAINMENT”, 1894 417 26 Dominyka Gimžauskaitė- RESTORATION OF 20TH CENTURY Šilkaitienė ARMCHAIR 420 27 Jonas Glemža POSSIBILITIES AND TENDENCIES FOR REVIVAL OF IMMOVABLE CULTURE HERITAGE IN LITHUANIA IN 2010–2019 422 28 Eglė Grigaitienė RESTORATION OF THE FIRST MODEL UNIFORM CAP OF LITHUANIAN ARMED FORCES 426 29 Irina Grigorieva FRESCO PAINTINGS: MULTIANALYTICAL Ksenia Chugunova INVESTIGATION AND CONSERVATION Ludmila Gavrilenko ASPECTS 428 Polina Kondrakhina
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    hotels restaurants shopping nightlife maps All you need for a better visit! 2011 March/April ree f r c u o p o y y www.kyivcityguide.com #23 YOUR HOTEL ROOM IS JUST A CLICK AWAY! NOTARY SERVICES www.kyivcityguide.com English speaking licensed notary witnessing signatures · deeds certification · wills and testamentary docu- -Book, change or cancel your booking for FREE; ments · powers of attorney -Wide selection of hotels located in Ukraine; A: 19-21 Frunze str. Kiev -Your booking is immediately confirmed by e-mail; -No hidden charges! T: 044 455 9318 CONTENTS 3 Kyiv City Guide #23 March/April 4 Kyiv Basics 8 Events, Movies 12 Museums, Sights 21 Hotels, Apartments 27 Restaurants, Bars, Pubs 34 Shopping Museums 12 Events 8 37 Health, Sports 39 Transport & Travel 42 Out of Town 44 Yellow Pages 46 Nightlife, Clubs 50 City Maps 53 Street Index Nightlife 46 Movies 11 WWW.KYIVCITYGUIDE.COM - YOUR FAVOURITE TRAVELMATE 4 GENERAL INFO Facts & Figures History in brief Your mini dictionary LOCATION: Eastern Europe, bordering 4500BC Flourishing of the Late Neolithic Hello -pryvit Good morning -dobry the Black Sea, Romania, Moldova, Hun- Cucuteni-Trypillian culture. ranok Good afternoon -dobry den gary, Slovakia, Poland in the west, Bela- 482AD Foundation of Kyiv (founded, How are you? -yak spravy? Yes -tak rus in the north, and Russia in the east. according to legend, by first settlers Kiy, No -ni Please -budlaska Excuse GEOGRAPHY: Ukraine is the second Shcheck, Horiv and Lybid). me -vybachte Thank you -dyakuyu largest state (slightly smaller than 882 Kyiv becomes the centre of the first You are welcome -proshu Help Texas) in Europe and consists mostly of Slavic State - Kyivan Rus, which during -dopomozhit Hotel -gotel Hospital plateaus.