Scarfs and dolls
August 10, 2011
Here's an overview off the pages we added recently to the Master and Margarita website.
The dolls of Britgette Bad
In 2009, Bridgette Bad created the doll Margarita, inspired by the actress Anna Kovalchuk who played Margarita in Vladimir Bortko’s film Master i Margarita. And when she read our page on the Margarita doll, Bridgette Bad informed us that she also made a sculpture inspired by the dancing faun from the forest scene of The Master and Margarita.
Click here to read more about Bridgette Bad
The silk scarfs of Natalya Khomenko
Some years ago, the Russian fashion designer Natalya Khomenko started a hand designed scarf company, selling limited amounts of prints to high end department stores and boutiques around Australia - one of her themes is The Master and Margarita.
Click here to read more about Natalya Khomenko
News archives
- Introduction
- 120515 Exhibition Iker Spozio
- 120515 Exhibition Arina Orlova
- 120514 Birthday party
- 120427 Music by Face2Face
- 120417 Forbidden works in Bergamo
- 120412 Romantic night stroll
- 120408 The Magic in the Real
- 120407 The Master and Margarita in Oxford
- 120404 The film dreams of Fanny Beury
- 120404 Four composers
- 120402 Illustrations by Vladimir Janovsky
- 120402 Patti Smith and Banga
- 120327 Performing arts inventory
- 120315 Music by Botanica
- 120314 Kinetic show in Glasgow
- 120302 Celebrate Easter with M&M
- 120221 Dinner with M&M
- 120218 Art, theatre and e-books
- 120217 Harry Potter meets Behemoth
- 120210 New issues about copyright
- 120130 Italian subtitles
- Older news items