Further Reading
- M. Gooding, Ceri Richards (2002), ISBN 0-906506-20-4 - described at
- Glynn Vivian Art Gallery, Ceri Richards: a technical investigation (1993)
- Ceri Richards and Dylan Thomas - Keys To Transformation A Monograph by Richard Burns (1981)
- Ceri Richards Drawings to Poems by Dylan Thomas (1980)
- John Rothenstein, Modern English Painters Wood to Hockney (1974)
- R. Sanesi, The Graphic Work of Ceri Richards (1973)
- John Ormond, 'Ceri Richards Root and Branch', in Planet; 10 (1972 February / March)
- Homage to Ceri Richards 1903-1971 (1972]
- Ceri Richards, 'Looking at Picasso's Sculptures', in Studio International (1967 July August)
- Music in Drama (1958)
- Tom Phillips, 'St Edmund Hall altarpiece', in The Oxford Magazine (1958 December 4)
- John Berger, 'Ceri Richards', in New Statesman and Nation (1956 April 14)
- John Berger, 'Ceri Richards at the Redfern', in New Statesman and Nation (1953 May 14)
- Patrick Heron, 'Round the London Art Galleries', in The Listener (1951 September 13)
- Ceri Richards, in Objective Abstractions (1934)
- John Piper, 'Contemporary English Drawing', in The Listener (1933 October 11)
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