Anton van Wouw: The Sculptor Who Captured the Soul of Boer South Africa Anton Pieter van Wouw (1862 – 1945) stands as a monumental figure in South African art history, rightfully earning the moniker “father of South African sculpture.” Born in Driebergen-Vijfhuizen, Netherlands, his artistic journey began amidst the burgeoning Impressionist movement but swiftly pivoted towards a profound engagement with the spirit and struggles of the Boer Republic. This formative experience irrevocably shaped his oeuvre, resulting in sculptures that resonate with an unparalleled sensitivity to human emotion…