Gennady NovozhilovGennady Novozhilov (1936–2007) was a well-known Soviet and Russian artist, animator, writer, and journalist. In 1953, he enrolled in animator courses at Soyuzmultfilm (where, incidentally, Yuriy Norshtein, the author of Hedgehog in the Fog, also studied). Until 1961, he worked actively as an animator. After 1961, he also worked, but only sporadically. Gennady Dmitrievich was best known as an illustrator of literary works. He illustrated works by Pushkin, Gogol, Tolstoy, Turgenev, and also the Strugatsky brothers, Voinovich, and, of course, Bulgakov.
By the way, Gennady Novozhilov is considered to be the first artist to illustrate The Master and Margarita.
A part of that power which eternally wills evil and eternally works good
Fagott-Koroviev, the tram turnstile, and Berlioz’s broken glasses
The Fifth Procurator of Judea
Ivan Bezdomny making his way into the Griboyedov House restaurant
This is apparently the Master's basement. And the Master himself strongly resembles Russian poet Pushkin to me
The administrator Varenukha is being dragged from the Variety Theater to the naughty apartment, to be dealt with by Hella
Hella reaching for the latch in Rimsky’s office
Behemoth reading the passport of Uncle Poplavsky, who has arrived from Kyiv
The mortally wounded Judas
A longing Margarita
Margarita riding a broom and Natasha riding Nikolai Ivanovich
The visit of Matthew Levi to Woland
Behemoth on the chandelier shooting at the Chekists
The eternal refuge of the Master and Margarita. A house with Venetian windows in the shade of cherry trees
