PAULUS ROETTER
GALLERY
Through the Trimble, Castelhun, and Roetter family lines, I am the great-great-great-grandson of Paulus Roetter (1806-1894), the well-respected landscape artist and biological artist who lived in Germany, Switzerland, Missouri, Massachusetts, and back to Missouri in the 19th century.
As the family genealogist and historian since 1993, I've noticed that some branches did not have any artwork that had been passed down to them, so this website is a way for them and the general public to be able to view and/or purchase prints of the artwork for themselves. This also gets more copies out there into the world, in case anything bad ever happens to the originals.
These galleries feature not just the works of Paulus Roetter himself, but they also include that of various other relatives, family friends, and associates. We come from a very artistic family, so there is much to be made available here.
FAMILY ARTISTS:
● Paulus Roetter (1806-1894)
● Oliver Sturgis Castelhun Bassett (1927-1975)
● Ella Castelhun (1868-1961)
● Johann Christoph Castelhun (1802-1877)
● Lydia Pauline Roetter Castelhun (1846-1926)
● Virginia Hope Donham Chioino (1917-1995)
● Daniel Roetter (1860-1910)
● Lydia C. Castelhun Solari (1869-1957)
● Walter Graham Suggs Jr. (1915-1964)
● Gail Mignon Suggs Trimble (1949-)
● Frances Castelhun Trimble (1911-1989)
● Kathleen Emily "Millicent" Trimble (1883-1956)
FRIENDS / ASSOCIATES / OTHER ARTISTS:
● Alfons Bilharz (1836-1925)
● Maynard Dixon (1875-1946)
● Christian Görner (1853-1927)
● Shirrell Graves (1884-1954)
● Otto Greiner (1841-1887)
● Fernande Louise Herrmann (1884-1948)
● Harry Ryle Hopps (1869-1937)
● Doris Klumb (1919-2011)
● James Mastin (1935-2016)
● Arthur W. Palmer (1913-1982)
● George Papadoperakis (1940-??)
● Henry Raschen (1856-1937)
● Henning Ryden (1869-1938)
● Wilhelm Stängel (1825-1880)
● Carl von Perbandt (1832-1911)
● Albert Evan Wascher (1896-1997)
COMING SOON:
● Orpha Klinker (1891-1964)
● Samuel Garabed Saklem (1861-1943)
● Charles Surendorf (1906-1979)
● and many more....
Thank you for visiting and please let me know if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Scott Trimble


