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- Introduction
- Pavel Orinyansky
- Jean Daniel Lorieux
- Herman Van Gestel
- Charlie Stone
- Gennady Kalinovsky
- Viktor Vasilevich Prokofiev
- Leonid Kovtun
- Rezo Kaishauri
- Slawka Gorna
- Svetlana Borshchenko
- Arina Gheorghita
- Nadya Grunina
- Ivan Kulik
- Kacper Bozek
- Andrei Nabokov
- Glushenko and others
- Nadya Rusheva
- Vyacheslav Zhelvakov
- Laura the Shawl
- Pavel Zablotski
Nadya Rusheva
Nadya (Nadezhda Nikolayevna) Rusheva (1952-1969) was a Russian artist, born in Mongolia. During her short life she created over 10.000 drawings. Impetuous and impulsive, free of all conventions, they were perceived by her contemporaries as a revelation. She arranged sheets with her drawings of The Master and Margarita so as to form a kind of book on which Bulgakov's widow, Elena Sergeevna left a note: "I wish I knew this amazing and subtle creature, Nadya Rusheva".
Nadya's Margarita bears a striking resemblance to Elena Sergeevna, although they never met. It's amazing how the 16-year-old girl penetrated into adult feelings and historical epochs depicted by Bulgakov, where she got that virtuoso grotesque for scenes from a variety show. How she could feel so deeply and know so much remains a mystery. She saw what they eye cannot see.

















