These selected publications contain references to Everett Warner and illustrations of his works.
Illustrations: Steel, Steam, and Smoke; Steal, Steam, and Speed; The Tunnel
Anonymous. Everett Warner's Paintings of New York. The American Magazine of Art, October 1924. (pg. 518-520)
Illustrations: The Municipal Building (cover); Rain; Manhattan Contrasts; West Street
Buchalter, Helen. Carnegie International, 1939. Magazine of Art, November 1939. (pg. 628-637)
Illustrations: Progress and Poverty
Curran, Charles C. Class Lesson in Oil Painting: A Haarlem Windmill. Palette and Bench, July 1910. (pg. 248-249).
Illustrations: A Rainy Day; A Haarlem Windmill
Fusscas, Helen K. A World Observed: The Art of Everett Longley Warner. Lyme Historical Society, 1992. (exhibition catalog)
Gerdts, William H. Impressionist New York. Abbeville Press Publishers, 1994. (pg. 92, 170)
Illustrations: Manhattan Contrasts
(pg. 94); Along the Riverfront
(pg. 148, 171)
Morand, Eugène. Les Salons de 1905. Gazette des Beaux-Arts, June 1905. (pg. 495)
Illustrations: Old Houses of Montreuil
O'Connor, John. Everett Warner, Painter of Pittsburgh. The Carnegie Magazine, May 1941. (pg. 48-50)
Illustrations: As the Sparks Fly Upward (cover); The Winding Stream; Manhattan Contrasts; Dinner for Two
Washburn, Wilcomb E. A Centennial History, 1878-1978: The Cosmos Club of Washington. The Cosmos Club of Washington, D.C., 1978. (194-197)