Boris Rabinowich and Vitalii Stesin are the Austrian representatives at this exhibition.

Item includes short biographies and lists of exhibits of contemporary Russian artists, including Boris Rabinowich.

Manuscript consists of Franco Miele's introduction and biography of Boris Rabinowich translated from Italian into Russian. One copy of the catalog is inscribed to Ernst Korizek by Boris Rabinowich.

Exhibition was held in the "Galerie im Pfarrzentrum Strasswalchen" (Austria, north of Salzburg).

Exhibition took place at the Galerie Basilisk in Vienna.

Photographs by Prikhodko.

Prints mounted on card stock with captions describing the art works.

Compact disc was put out by the "Pro Arte" foundation.

CD comprises a biographical directory, featuring such artists as Iulia Rabinowich.

Journal features articles on Michail Kulakov and others.

Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty generated this publication.

This monthly Russian serial was published in New Jersey.

Article is from the Atlanta Jewish Times, and the news release is from the Emory News.

Article is about an exhibition of Boris Rabinowich's work.

Magarita Tupitsyn curated the exhibit and wrote the catalog.

Boris Rabinowich was included in this Vienna exhibition.

Boris Rabinowich, Vitali Stesin, Igor Chelkovsky, and other artists were included in this exhibition that took place in Munich.

Exhibition of Boris Rabinowich's works that took place in the Künstlerhaus, Vienna.

Boris Rabinowich was included in this exhibition of contemporary European artists that took place in the Künstlerhaus in Vienna.

Folder includes a catalog of Boris Rabinowich works from 1976 to 1988, as well as 2 invitations to the exhibition that took place in the Anna Akhmatova Museum in Leningrad, Russia.

Catalog focuses on Boris Rabinowich, Nina Verzhbinskaia-Rabinowich, and Iulia Rabinowich; it includes introductory articles by Nina Popova, Gabriele Matzner, Robert Gerschner, and Iulia Rabinowich. Exhibition took place in the Anna Akhmetova Museum in St. Petersburg (Russia).

Booklet appears to have been issued by the "Molodezhnyi Tsentr Gosudarctvennogo Ermitazha"; folder includes a note by Nina Rabinowich indicating that the booklet was part of the exhibition entitled "Vechnost" in St. Petersburg.

Exhibition took place in the Jewish Museum (Vienna).

Catalog consists of Nina Werzhbinskaja-Rabinowich's self-portraits; folder includes 3 advertisements for the exhibition which took place at "ega: frauen im zentrum" in Vienna.

Mikhail Shemiakin (1943-) is a Russian-American artist, sculptor, and a representative of the non-conformist tradtion of Leningrad / St. Petersburg.

Item was published by Lexicon in Jerusalem.

Lidia Masterkova (1927-2008) was a Russian non-conformist artist who emigrated to France in 1975.