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- Book – Beeldend Oostende by Norbert Hostyn, curator Museum of Fine Art, Ostend 1993
- Art Bulletin Magazine, Éire, Article by Frank Decerf – A Glimpse of a Great Flemish Artist: Roger Remaut, 1994
- Book – Lexicon van West-Vlaamse Beeldende Kunstenaars 1996
- Book – 40 Oostendse Kunstenaars, Norbert Hostyn, Lowyck drukkerij, 2008
- Magazine – 2000 Jaar Middenkust & Hinterland, Waar is de Tijd, Norbert Hostyn, Uitgeverij Waanders, 2007.
- Museum of Fine Art, Ostend – archive
- Website http://user.skynet.be/remaut
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- Gallery 24, Berlin, Germany http://www.assemblageart.de/Artists/Remaut_001.html
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