The "Uncovering" Tactic with the Bishop- from Marco to Makogonov to Adorjan!

Dear readers, sometimes a pattern is so unique and picturesque, it becomes embedded in my mind. 

I first came upon this idea when it was presented in the game Ribli-Adorjan, 1983, in Adorjan's book, "Black is Back!" (NEW IN CHESS, 2016)

I found this move quite amazing and artistic, and thought I would never see it again.

But recently, reading the book "Masterpieces and Dramas of the Soviet Championships, Vol. II (1938-1947)

I came upon the game Makogonov-Tolush, USSR Championship, 1944, in which the same "uncovering" theme, with the same bishop move, .....Bf1!, was used to great effect. By the way, Simaginfan has a nice blog post about Makogonov:

https://www.chess.com/blog/simaginfan/vladimir-makogonov-some-games-and-photographs 

Take a look:

Voronkov mentions that this tactic could have happened in the game Popiel-Marco, (Monte Carlo 1902)....