Troels Andersen (b. 1940) was a post-graduate student who worked with Gomberg-Verzhbinskaia in the late 1960s and the early 1970s in Leningrad; he became an art historian and authored several biographies of Danish artists.

Folder includes rough drafts of Gomberg-Verzhbinskaia's replies.

Folder includes rough drafts of Gomberg-Verzhbinskaia's replies.

Anatolii Basin (b. 1936) is a non-conformist artist from Leningrad. Folder includes a packet of negatives sent to Basin by Boris Rabinowich.

Folder includes a Caritas letter concerning Basin, who emigrated to Israel.

Letter is a rough draft.

Tania is Anatolii's wife; one letter is addressed to Boris and the other to Eleonora Petrovna.

Enclosures consist of documents and newspaper clippings concerning non-conformist artists in Leningrad.

Bayer was a student of Gomberg-Verzhbinskaia; enclosure consists of a copy of an acknowledgment page.

Enclosure consists of a wedding photo.

Letters refer to Gomberg-Verzhbinskaia's lecture at the Graduate School of the City University of NY.

Mira Blinkova, who visited the family in Vienna, was a friend of Dora Shturman.

Enclosures are poems by Marina Temkina, Sergei Bliumin's wife, who first emigrated to Rome and then to NY.

John Bowlt was an art historian and professor at the U. of Texas at Austin; he later moved to USC and became the director of the Institute of Modern Russian Culture. Folder includes Gomberg-Verzhbinskaia's rough drafts of several letters to Bowlt.

Vadim Brodski (1945-) is a Leningrad / St. Petersburg artist, who later emigrated to Stuttgart, Germany.

Item is a rough draft of a letter Nina Rabinowich sent together with a catalog of her husband's works.

Bubnova (1886-1983) was a Russian artist, who spent over 30 years abroad in Japan.

Buslovich was a colleague of Gomberg-Verzhbinskaia's who emigrated to the US.