Reading
- Bourne, Patrick Anne Redpath 1895–1965: her life and work (Edinburgh: Bourne Fine Art in association with The Portland Gallery, 1989)
- Bruce, George Anne Redpath (1974)
- Exhibition catalogue, National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh (1975)
- Long, Philip Anne Redpath, 1895-1965 (National Galleries of Scotland, 1996)
- Jones, Ruth Anne Redpath in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
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