Andreas Roth (painter)

[3] Roth constantly travelled around locations in Europe, including: Switzerland, Austria, and northern Italy, painting mainly natural and urban landscapes.

On 10 January 1931, his son Hermann died of pneumonia and shortly thereafter, the now sixty-year-old painter Andreas Roth decided, with a twist, to move to the United States, to Los Angeles.

[6][7] In 1937 he began a series of trips to Canada on Lake Louise where he rediscovered the snowy and glacial landscapes he had painted in Europe in his youth.

Salzburg, Innsbruck, Bolzano, Riva and Torbole sul Garda: an all-round director that the artist will cover in his works both in its urban and natural aspect.

However, he himself was an independent publisher (Verlag Andreas Roth Riva am Gardasee) of a series of postcards that portrayed pictures of the places he painted in the upper Garda Trentino.