“To New York,” undated poem by Theresa Bernstein
1933 Bernstein, Theresa. “American Color Print Exhibition,“ The Brooklyn Museum Quarterly (April 1933): 24-29.
1933 Bernstein, Theresa. “Gloucester and the Community,” Gloucester Daily Times
1937 Bernstein, Theresa. “Needed: A Few Millions,” Art Digest, Feb. 15, 1937.
1941 “New England Harbor: A Colored Etching by William Meyerowitz,” Christian Science Monitor.
1941, circa, “Lighthouse off Cape Ann, Massachusetts: A Color Etching by William Meyerowitz,” Christian Science Monitor.
1947 Bernstein, Theresa. “Credo,” in Louis Lozowick, 100 American Jewish Artists (New York: Der Kunst-Sektzie YKUF)
1954 Bernstein, Theresa. “Memorial Show Offers Lessons,” Cape Ann Summer Sun, August 6.
1960 Bernstein, Theresa. Artist’s Statement in exhibition catalogue, Cober Gallery, New York.
1964 “Reflections on the Art Status,” Unpublished draft of an article written in 1964; in William Meyerowitz and Theresa F. Bernstein Papers, 1915-1978, Archives of American Art, The Smithsonian Institution [Reel D285].
1973 “The 350th Anniversary of Gloucester, 1623-1973,” Gloucester, Massachusetts.
1984 Recollection of William Merritt Chase in Etchings and Paintings: William Meyerowitz/Theresa Bernstein, Paterson Public Library, Paterson, New Jersey.
1984 “Concerning the Process of Etching,” August 24, 1984, unpublished ms.
1986 Meyerowitz, Theresa Bernstein. The Artist Speaks (New York: Cornwall Books ).
1989 Meyerowitz, Theresa Bernstein. The Poetic Canvas (New York: Cornwall Books ).
1991 Meyerowitz, Theresa Bernstein. The Journal (New York: Cornwall Books ).
1992 Meyerowitz, Theresa Bernstein. The Sketchbook, is published privately with the assistance of her friends.
1994 Meyerowitz, Theresa Bernstein. Israeli Journal (Cranbury, NJ: Cornwall Books).
1996 June 4, “The Review,” unpublished ms.
2000 Meyerowitz, Theresa Bernstein. Rabbitville (Lunenburg, Vt: Sinehour Press), published by her friends with her drawings and stories.
n.d. “New York,” unpublished poem. Theresa Bernstein and William Meyerowitz Foundation