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In case of fire in the Grabar Restoration Center behalf of one thousand five hundred masterpieces seriously injured four subjects. This was told today the Director of the Centre Alexei Vladimirov. "Burned Russian carpet of the XIX century manor by Fyodor Tyutchev" Muranovo. "In 2006, it damaged the fire, and he joined us for restoration. Partially burned the flag of the XVIII century, the Museum of Pereslavl-Zaleski, but three pieces left, you can recover. Seriously burned icon "Life of Stefan of Perm" from Syktyvkar - work the late XVII century. But it is also subject to recovery ", - Vladimir.

Portrait of Alexander I on a horse "painted by George Dawe, which reported that he was burned or disappeared after the fire, in the words Vladimirova found. "We found it. The state can not call it good, but you can save the canvas. At the time of fire painting is on the third floor in a special room where we laid out for the restoration of large canvases." Alexander I on horseback "- this is a picture of two to five more than a meter. After the fire, she was flooded with water and littered with smoldering. Artwork belongs to the Moscow Kremlin Museums, "- he said.

According to Vladimirov, "lucky that the bunker, where he kept the bulk of the restored items, elevated three steps above the floor level, and water is poured over the fire, rose just before the second. "The ceiling stand streams of water from the roof - had been leaking on the walls, but small. In case of fire affected only those items that were on the tables of Restorers", - noted the director of the Center.

With regard to restoration of equipment, then, according to Vladimirov, "X-ray machine was not injured - he was in the wing," "Microscopes partially preserved - were in marching order. "We can continue to work, but in another room. We rented a small house in front and at the time we will go there", - said Alexey Vladimirov. /www.tvkultura.ru

The fate of carpet Tyutcheva see this ... What is left after the fire burned on the restoration, purposely not think