1) GREGG, FREDERICK JAMES. For and against; views on the international exhibition held in New York and Chicago. New York, Association of American painters and sculptors, inc., 1913.
2) LAURVIK, J. NILSEN. Is it art? Post-impressionism, futurism, cubism. New York, International press, 1913.
3) DE ZAYAS, MARIUS & HAVILAND, PAUL B. A study of the modern evolution of plastic expression. New York, "291," 1913.
4) PALJIIER, HARRIET, Compiler. [Armory Show scrapbook] 1913. Unique collection of clippings, reviews, cartoons, etc. assembled from contemporary records. (Copy in Museum Library.)
5) EDDY, ARTHUR JEROME. Cubists and post-impressionism. Chicago, McClurg, 1914. Written 1913; revision 1919. Bibliography.
6) DANA, JOHN COTTON. American art, how it can be made to flourish. Woodstock, Vt., Elm Tree press, 1914. Second printing, 1929.
7) WRIGHT, WILLARD HUNTINGTON. Modern painting, its tendency and meaning. New York & London, John Lane, 1915.
8) HARTLEY, MABSDEN. Adventures in the arts. New York, Boni & Liveright, 1921.
9) CHENEY, SHELDON. A primer of modern art. New York, Boni & Liveright, 1924. Frequently reprinted.
9a) ROSENFELD, PAUL. Port of New York; essays on fourteen American moderns. N. Y., Harcourt, Brace, 1924.