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- Color Foto Magazine, 05/1975: "Matadore der Kamera, Jacques Alexandre: Gelenkter Zufall" (German).
- Color Foto Magazine, 06/1976: "Jacques Alexandre: Im natürlichen Licht" (German).
- Color Foto Magazine, 10/1979: "Jacques Alexandre: Sinn-Bilder zum ergänzen" (German).
- Color Foto Magazine, 12/1980: "Jacques Alexandre: Flucht in die Illusion", author: Horst Pressburger (German).
- ↑ Magazin Zoom no. 103/1982, Paris, France, Jacques Alexandre.
- 1 2 Photo Magazine no. 12/1984 Paris, France, Jacques Alexandre: "Au soleil d'Ibiza", author: Herbert Molderings.
- ↑ "Jacques Alexandre – Stock Photos & Images Collection | agefotostock". www.agefotostock.com.
- ↑ http://imagenavi.jp/search/#!/creator:169 (Japanese).
- ↑ https://bvpa.org/neu-bei-imago-jacques-alexandre/ (German).
