Books Illustrated By Wegener
- Le Livre des Vikings by Charles Guyot (1920 or 1924)
- Une Aventure d'Amour à Venise by Giacomo Casanova. Le Livre du Bibliophile. Georges Briffaut. Collection Le Livre du Bibliophile. Paris. 1927.
- Les Contes by La Fontaine (1928–1929).
- Contes de mon Père le Jars" and Sur Talons rouges by Eric Allatini (1929)
- Fortunio by Théophile Gautier (1934)
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