Art Pieces as the Companion to Your Reading

Here, we have a collection of art pieces, most of which were found on the art blog deviantart.com, that should only serve as a tool to your own imagination as you read or have read The Master and Margarita. We specifically chose open-ended renditions of the book so that we would not impose on what your imagination has drawn inside your wonderful, creative minds by reading Bulgakov's masterpiece. Feel free to look through and enjoy glimpses into other readers' imaginations, but also don't forget how you imagined Woland or the apartment, because those renditions should forever be what you take with you.

Book Covers

Well, just one. But, the Jan Vonhellemont site has an excellent collection of Dutch, Russian, English, French, etc. book covers quite like this Penguin Classics one.

Koroviev by Candlelight

by RezoKaishauri

After the Ball

by Neo2055

Can't Catch the Cat

by Nakira

The Seventh Proof

Pretty much sums up the 3rd chapter.

by RezoKaishauri

The Duo at the Door

The scene where Koroviev and Behemoth want to grab a meal at Griboyedov's restaurant

by Gingerlilly

Homemade Book Cover

by BumbleExpress

Trial of Yeshua

This is pretty much how I imagined Rat Killer

by Yashkemash

Collage of Happenings

Quite fitting of the chaos and commotion of the book's plot.

by Lessli

Koroviev and (really cute) Behemoth

by Klaavier

Trinity Sketch

by Cadet

Photograph of Master and Margarita

 

An interesting interpretation of the Master and Margarita. It reminds me of right after the evocation of the Master, and he is still timid, broken, cold like a statue, while Margarita tries to soothe him with her tenderness.

by Andrii

Berlioz and Apricot Soda

by Khiliel

Acrylic of Master and Margarita

by Klumsyk

Black Magic and Its Exposé

The Terrible Tom

Abstract Woland and Behemoth

by Huczekzoltan

Paper doll Woland!

He even comes with a business card.

By Kuikelo

Rendition of Flying Margarita (E.T. style)