Charlie Stonelinkedin.comCharlie Stone is primarily a stone-carving artist—his sundials and, say, fountain statues stand in many New Zealand parks. Still, as a hobby he occasionally illustrates books. Here is a series of fifteen illustrations for Bulgakov's book (these works were first published in high quality on Alexander aka Unmodern Person's website, for which he deserves a big thank you from everyone who cares)
Berlioz, Woland, and Bezdomny
Pilate, Mark Ratslyer, and Yeshua Ha-Nozri from the town of Gamala
The cat on the streetcar
Ivan Bezdomny is restrained and taken to Stravinsky’s clinic
Woland’s gang—apparently in Stepa Likhodeev’s apartment
Varenukha’s abduction
A séance of black magic at the Variety Theater
The Master and Ivan Bezdomny
The execution
Woland receives visitors the day after the magic show
Margarita and Azazello—yes, Margarita has plainly lost her looks without the Master
Margarita on a broomstick and Natasha on a boar
Pilate, Banga, and—apparently—Afranius
Behemoth on the chandelier (as we recall, Behemoth was holding a Browning; the artist obligingly depicted one—a Browning M1918 rifle)
The last flight
