Paul Wilhelm Keller-Reutlingen was born in Reutlingen, Germany on February 2^nd, 1854. An engineer and painter, he specialized in painting landscapes as part of the German school around the turn of the century. Keller-Reutlingen was a prized pupil at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Stuttgard and later at the Academy in Munich. He started exhibiting in 1870 in Munich, Vienna, Dusseldorf, Stuttgard and Berlin. He was a gold medal winner in Munich in 1892. Keller-Reutlingen died in Munich in 1920.

Museums:

Frankfurt Museum, Moulin a Bruck; Leipzig Museum, Crepuscule; Munich Museum, Peux le Toit de Mousse; Stuttgard Museum, Sonneries du Poir.