Anton van Wouw

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Anton van Wouw was a Dutch-born South African sculptor renowned for his realistic bronze works that became central to Afrikaner national monuments and identity in the early 20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dutch emigrant to South Africa
South African artist
human
sculptor
activeIn early 20th century
late 19th century
artisticMovement realism
associatedWith Afrikaner nationalism
Voortrekker Monument NERFINISHED
birthCentury 19th century
birthName Anton van Wouw NERFINISHED
citizenship South Africa NERFINISHED
commemoratedBy museum in his former home in Pretoria
countryOfBirth Netherlands NERFINISHED
countryOfDeath South Africa NERFINISHED
dateOfBirth 1862-12-21
dateOfDeath 1945-07-30
deathCentury 20th century
ethnicOrigin Dutch
familyName van Wouw NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork sculpture
gender male
genre monumental sculpture
portrait sculpture
givenName Anton NERFINISHED
hasWorkInCollection Ditsong National Museum of Cultural History NERFINISHED
Voortrekker Monument, Pretoria NERFINISHED
influenced Afrikaner national identity
influencedBy European realist sculpture
languageOfWorkOrName Afrikaans NERFINISHED
Dutch
medium bronze
movedTo South Africa NERFINISHED
name Anton van Wouw NERFINISHED
nationality South African
notableFor Afrikaner national monuments
realistic bronze sculptures
notableWork General Louis Botha statue, Durban (attributed) NERFINISHED
S.J.P. Kruger busts and statues
Statue of Paul Kruger on Church Square, Pretoria NERFINISHED
Woman and Children (Voortrekker Monument frieze figures) NERFINISHED
Women’s Monument figures, Bloemfontein NERFINISHED
occupation sculptor
placeOfBirth Driebergen, Netherlands NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Pretoria, South Africa NERFINISHED
residence Pretoria, South Africa NERFINISHED
subjectOf Anton van Wouw Museum, Pretoria NERFINISHED

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