Further Reading
- Scott A. Shields, Lial A. Jones, William Breazeale, Diana Daniels, Nancy Tingley, and Erin Aitali, The Crocker Art Museum Collection Unveiled. Crocker Art Museum (2010).
- William Breazeale, Cara Denison, Stacey Sell, and Freyda Spira, A Pioneering Collection: Master Drawings from the Crocker Art Museum. Paul Holberton Publishing, London (2010).
- Diana L. Daniels, Martha Drexler Lynn, "The Vase and Beyond: The Sidney Swidler Collection of the Contemporary Vessel". Crocker Art Museum (2010).
- William Breazeale, Susan Anderson, Christine Giviskos, and Christiane Andersson, The Language of the Nude: Four Centuries of Drawing the Human Body. Lund Humphries (2008).
- Janice T. Driesbach, Catherine Church Holland and Harvey Jones, Art of the Gold Rush. University of California Press (1998)
- Susan Landauer, California Impressionists, Georgia Museum of Art (1996)
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