Italian artist Iker Spozio is one of those readers for whom The Master and Margarita became a favorite book. Here are his fifteen illustrations for the first fifteen chapters—one print per chapter. We’ll have to wait for the rest: the artist has paused the project for lack of time but hopes to return to it. All the images are hand‑pulled woodcuts, made entirely without digital tools—an almost exotic approach nowadays.
Never talk to strangers

Pontius Pilate

The seventh proof

The chase

It happened at Griboedov’s

Schizophrenia, as foretold

The naughty apartment

The duel between the professor and the poet

Koroviev’s tricks

News from Yalta

Ivan’s split

Black magic and its exposure

The hero’s appearance

Glory to the rooster!

Nikanor Ivanovich’s dream


