Editing John Sutter (section)

==Popular culture==

===Scholarly studies===
* Albert L. Hurtado, ''John Sutter: A Life on the North American Frontier'' (2006) University of Oklahoma Press, 416 pp. {{ISBN|0-8061-3772-X}}.

===Films===
* ''Days of '49'' (1924, serial), with [[Charles Brinley]] as Sutter
* ''California in '49'' (1924), with [[Charles Brinley]] as Sutter
* ''[[The Kaiser of California]]'' (1936), with [[Luis Trenker]] as Sutter
* ''[[Sutter's Gold]]'' (1936), with [[Edward Arnold (actor)|Edward Arnold]] as Sutter
* ''[[Kit Carson (1940 film)|Kit Carson]]'' (1940), with [[Edwin Maxwell (actor)|Edwin Maxwell]] as Sutter
* "The Pathfinder" (''[[The Great Adventure (U.S. TV series)|The Great Adventure]]'', 1964), with [[Carroll O'Connor]] as Sutter
* ''Fortune'' (1969), with [[Pierre Michael]] as Sutter
* ''[[Donner Pass: The Road to Survival]]'' (1978), with [[Royal Dano]] as Sutter
* ''[[The Chisholms]]'', [[Columbia Broadcasting System|CBS]] [[miniseries]], role of Sutter played by [[Ben Piazza]] (1980)
* ''California Gold Rush'' (1981), with [[John Dehner]] as Sutter
* ''[[Dream West]]'' (1986), with [[Jerry Orbach]] as Sutter
* ''[[General Sutter]]'' (1999), with [[Hannes Schmidhauser]] as Sutter

===Comics===
* ''Tex Willer Special #9: La Valle del Terrore'' (1996) by [[Claudio Nizzi]] and [[Roberto Raviola|Magnus]]

===Music===
* "Sutter's Mill", a song by [[New Riders of the Purple Sage]] (1972)
* "Sutter's Mill", a song by [[Dan Fogelberg]] (1985)

===Literature===
* {{lang|fr|L'Or}}, a novel by [[Blaise Cendrars]] (1925). A character sketch, it portrays his life as more tragic than it really was.
* [[Stefan Zweig]] narrates Sutter's story in one of his {{lang|de|[[Decisive Moments in History|Sternstunden der Menschheit]]}} (1927) called {{lang|de|Die Entdeckung Eldorados}} ("The Discovery of Eldorado").
* In the children's book ''[[Mitch and Amy]]'' (1967) by [[Beverly Cleary]], Mitch's class is studying the Gold Rush and Mitch uses toothpicks to create a replica of Sutter's mill.
* [[Luis Trenker]] {{lang|de|Der Kaiser von Kalifornien}}, 1961 novelization of his 1936 screenplay, in turn based on {{lang|fr|L'Or}}
* "John Sutter", a poem by [[Yvor Winters]] (1960)<ref>Yvor Winters, “John Sutter” from The Selected Poems of Yvor Winters, edited by R. L. Barth. Used by permission of Ohio University Press, Athens, Ohio. [https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems-and-poets/poems/detail/47782]</ref>