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The new owner of the much neglected fourteenthcentury castle in Morąg commenced a gradual restoration of the whole building. Repair and construction conducted in 2002 were preceded by a search for murals in the castle interiors. All the interiors were examined by means of uncovering methods applying the cross-strip system as well as a non-invasive method based on solvents. Both investigations and earlier quests led to the discovery of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century vaults richly decorated with ornamental polychrome and figurai motifs in the tondos. The researchers also uncovered fragments of murals in ground-floor interiors underneath numerous layers of plaster and lime whitening. Finally, the author describes a series of examinations of the plaster and brick walls.
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Murals are co a ted by a ssorted fo r eign substances ow in g to in ten tion a l human activity or natural p ro cesses o f the se ttlem en t o f impurities and the crystallisation o f salt. Such substances render the r e c ep tion o f the w o rk o f art illegible or even im p o ssib le , and thus are rem o v ed in the course o f c on se rv a tion . Foreign substances are d ivided into: b u ild -u p , w h ich en c om p a ss e s p a in tin g , plastering, the use o f w all paint and artistic o v e rp a in tin g , and co a tin g w ith varnish and fix in g agents; a ccre tion o n the p a in ted surface in the form o f dust; o rganic im pu rities, i. e. p lan t o rganisms and substances a sso c iated w ith the p resen c e o f animals; and salt e fflo r e sc en c e , i. e. substances crystallised on mural surfaces.
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