Literature
- Eduard Raps Josef Madlener 1881 bis 1967, Memmingen, 1981.
- Manfred Zimmermann, The Origin of Gandalf and Josef Madlener, Mythlore 34, 1983.
- Hans-Wolfgang Bayer and Johannes Hoyer, "Der Nachlaß des Memminger Künstlers Josef Madlener" in: Schönere Heimat 87 (1998), 66–70.
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