Vitalii Stesin (1940-2012) was a Russian painter and dissident; after emigrating, he lived and commuted between Cologne and Vienna.

Charles Spencer (1920-2010) was an art critic and lecturer.

Grigorii Iurevich Sternin (1927-2013) was an art historian and professor; folders 325 and 326 contain Eleonora Petrovna's notes and rough drafts.

Folder includes a rough draft of Eleonora Petrovna's.

Enclosure consists of a receipt.

Suris was an art critic and colleague of Eleonora Petrovna.

Anastasia Nikolaevna Sveshnikova (1921-2005) was a student of Eleonora Petrovna's and later a co-author with her on the book on K. A. Somov.

Anna Tamarchenko was a literary critic; she emigrated to the Boston area (Brookline) via Rome.

Vladimir Solomonovich Kotliarov (1937-2013), who adopted the name "Tolsty," was an avantgarde artist, actor, and publisher. Enclosures include examples of his "mail art."

Evgenii I. Ukhnalev (1931-2015) was a Russian artist; Natalia was his wife.

Valerii P. Valius (1939-) was a physicist and dissident; Eleonora Petrovna wrote an article on the works of his artist father, Petr A. Valius (1912-1971).

Folder includes a letter from the son Boris.

Alla G. Vereshchagina (1925-2016) was an art critic and a colleague of Eleonora Petrovna.

Verzhbinskii was serving in the military, and the letters are from the front.

Vladimir Viderman (1945-), who displayed at the D/K Nevskii exhibit, is a Leningrad painter and colleague of Nina Rabinowich.

Laura A. Virolainen, who was a student of Eleonora Petrovna's, became an important translator of Finnish literature; folder 351 contains a letter from Laura's daughter, Maria.

Wollmann was a former student of Eleonora Petrovna's.

Linda Zatlin is an Aubrey Beardsley scholar, teaching in the English department at Morehouse College.

Rosemarie Ziegler was the assistant of the Russian scholar, Sergei Averintsev (1937-2004).

Ilya S. Zilbershtein (1905-1988) was a literary and art critic, who wrote about Benois and "Mir Iskusstva" among other subjects.

Rebekka Lazarevna Zlatogorskaia (1914-2008) was a specialist in Germanic studies and one of Eleonora Petrovna's closest friends since the 1930s. Folders 372 through 377 contain rough drafts of Eleonora Petrovna as well as letters of Nina and Iulia Rabinowich to Zlatogorskaia.

Frida Sapozhnikova was the mother of Vera; folder includes a printout of an email from Nina Rabinowich providing information.

The author and poetess Zinaida Schakovskoy (1906-2001) was the editor-in-chief of La Pensée Russe.