Черно белые иллюстрации
- Введение
- Сергей Алимов
- Александр Бакулевский
- Мария Баур
- Александр Ботвинов
- Каспер Бозек
- Карла Буль
- Виктор Ефименко
- Александр Федоров
- Анатолий Фоменко
- Ганс Фрониус
- Славка Горна
- Александр Иванов
- Владимир Яновский
- Резо Каишаури
- Андрей Карапетян
- Артем Колядынский
- Эрика Латиган
- Борис Маркевич
- Ксения Моргунова
- Андрей Набоков
- Наталья Наролина
- Геннадий Новожилов
- Павел Оринянский
- Виктор Васильевич Прокофьев
- Надя Рушева
- А.В. Рыбяков
- Валентина Шютти
- Евгений Штыров
- Лаура де Шаль
- Юрий Чистяков
- Чарли Стон
- Павел Заблотский
- Вячеслав Желваков
Другие иллюстрации
Борис Маркевич
Illustrator Boris Anisimovich Markevich (1925-2002) was born in Kharkiv in Ukraine, but moved to Moscow at the age of three.
From 1943 to 1947 he worked for the Mos-cow Circus as a designer of costumes. He combined this work with his studies at the Graphic Department of the V.I. Surikov Insti-tute of Fine Arts, where he graduated in 1949.
He quickly got international fame as an illus-trator, and in 1962 he was mentioned in Who's Who in Graphic Art, a leading interna-tional work of reference of the best graphic designers, illustrators, cartoonists and typo-graphers, and cartoonists. His work is in the collections of major museums as the Tretya-kov Gallery and the Pushkin Museum in Moscow.
A typical aspect of his drawings is that he's able to draw surprisingly clear situation with just a few strokes of his pen.
In 1988 he was asked to illustrate a Russian edition of The Master and Margarita.
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