The writer's portrait is impressive at least for its size — it occupies six floors of the side wall of the house. By the way, the place was chosen for a reason — Bolshoy and Maly Afanasyevsky lanes became the main setting for Bulgakov's most famous work, the novel The Master and Margarita.

At the very top of the graffiti composition, you can find a hint of a famous urban legend — between the two balconies there is a shadow of a black cat. Many Muscovites claim that while walking around these places they have repeatedly seen a huge black cat - obviously, this is the leprosy of the Behemoth.

Let us remind you that everyone who is interested in Bulgakov's work is welcome in [the “bad apartment” — the writer's house-museum] (http://kudago.com/msk/place/kvartira-bulgakova/).