Sources
- Jennifer Montagu (1985). Yale University Press. ed. Alessandro Algardi. ISBN 0-300-03173-4.
- Bruce Boucher (1998). Thames & Hudson, World of Art. ed. Italian Baroque Sculpture.
- Alessandro Algardi in the "History of Art"
- Artnet Resource Library: Alessandro Algardi
- Encyclopædia Britannica 1911: Alessandro Algardi
- Web Gallery of Art: Algardi, sculptures
- Roderick Conway-Morris, "Casting light on a Baroque sculptor", International Herald Tribune, March 20, 1999: Review of exhibition "Algardi: The Other Face of the Baroque,", 1999
- A landscape pen-and-ink drawing by Giovanni Francesco Grimaldi, c 1650, to which Algardi has added figures of the Holy Family (Getty Museum)
- Images of nearly all works
- Roberto Piperno, "Three busts by Alessandro Algardi" Busts of members of the Frangipane family in S. Marcello al Corso
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