Henry Raschen

[1] He emigrated to the United States with his family in 1868, and he grew up in Fort Ross, California.

[1] Raschen attended the San Francisco Art Association, and he studied under Charles Christian Nahl in California.

[1] Raschen maintained a studio on Montgomery Street in San Francisco, where he painted Native Americans and California landscapes.

[2] Notable patrons included Richard T. Crane, King C. Gillette, E. H. Harriman, James Stillman, Isidor Straus, Charles Lee Tilden, and William Wrigley Jr. Another collector, Harry Flayderman, self-published a catalog of his work in 1958.

[4] Raschen resided in San Francisco until 1906, when he moved to 1307 16th Avenue in Oakland, California.

Indian Hunter at Sunset by Raschen, c. 1885.
'Solomon, Medecine Man' by Rachen, c. 1894.
Detail of California Miner with Pack Horse , 1887, in the Oakland Museum of California