Anton van Wouw: The smaller works. Table of Content, by Alexander E. Duffey

Anton van Wouw: The smaller works. Table of Content, by A. E. Duffey.

Anton van Wouw: The smaller works. Table of Content, by A. E. Duffey.

A. E. Duffey's book Anton van Wouw - The smaller works is not only aimed at the sculpture enthusiast in general, but also provides specialist knowledge to the expert and collector of the smaller works of Anton van Wouw. The following table of content shows the range of his art that is described in this book.

Alexander E. Duffey  

Many small sculptures that have never been included in Works on Van Wouw are described and discussed, including busts and maquettes. Attention is also drawn to his architectural sculpture. Apart from the quality photographs of the different sculptures, archival material provides the reader with insight to the circumstances under which Van Wouw created these pieces. The Dutch-born Anton van Wouw moved to South Africa at the age of 28. He soon developed a great appreciation of the people and country, which is reflected in the Europe/Africa duality of his art. Van Wouw, as a public figure, was newsworthy from his earliest days in South Africa and the information collected from newspapers and periodicals (which regularly featured news about him and his latest works of art) makes this an indispensable guide for everyone interested in South African art and history.


Table of contend of Anton van Wouw: The smaller works

CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER 1: THE EARLY YEARS
De Vogelaar, 1881
Baby in a high chair, 1896
Jan F. Celliers in an easy chair, 1909
Leemans, the postman, 1901
The Art Student (Gordon Leith), 1901
The Bushman hunter, 1902
The girl with a guitar, 1903

CHAPTER 2: IN EARLY JOHANNESBURG (1903-1910)
Kruger in exile, 1907
Slegte nuus (Bad news), 1907
"Noitje" of the underveld, 1907
The skapu-player, 1907
The dagga smoker, 1907
Shangaan, 1907
The sleeping African, 1907
The Basuto witness, 1907
Hunter drinking, 1907
The mealiepap eater, 1907
Laughing Basuto, 1907
//Sidwane //Tokozile, 1907
The dying slave, 1907
Vengeance, 1907

CHAPTER 3: THE LATER YEARS
The scout, 1910
The miner, 1910
The hammer worker, 1911
President Steyn in an armchair, 1918
Lord Buxton in a chair, 1920
Miner with a hammer drill, 1926
Mrs Van Wouw in a chair, ca. 1926
Triton fountain for South Africa House, London, 1932
Kruger on the station, 1937
African with a staff, 1937
Girl in a chair
Hands of the artist

CHAPTER 4: THE SMALLER BUSTS
Bust of President Paul Kruger, 1890
Bust of General C.E Beyers, 1910
Bust of President Paul Kruger, 1914
Bust of General Koos de la Rey, 1914
Bust of Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr, 1915
Bust of General Louis Botha, ca. 1916
Bust of General C.R.de Wet, 1916
Bust of Jopie Fourie, 1915/16
Bust of Andrew Murray,1917
Bust of General J.B.M. Hertzog,1917
Busts of President M.T. Steyn, 1917
Bust of John X. Merriman,1917
Bust of Adolf Hitler, ca. 1924
Bust of Koen, ca. 1926
Bust of Jan F.E. Celliers, 1940
Gallery of Van Wouw's larger busts

CHAPTER 5: THE MAQUETTES AND SMALL-SCALE MODELS
The small-scale models for the President SJ.P Kruger Monument for Pretoria, 1899
The early maquette for the Women's Memorial in Bloemfontein, 1910
The maquettes for the "Onze Jan" Hofmeyr statue in Cape Town, 1915/16
Maquette of the equestrian statue of General Koos de la Rey for Lichtenburg, 1918
Two maquettes for the Andrew Murray statue for Cape Town, 1919
The small-scale model of the General Louis Botha statue for Durban, 1921
The small-scale model for the equestrian statue of General Louis Botha, 1927
A maquette and a small-scale model for the President M.T Steyn, 1917 & 1928
The small-scale model of the General H.T Lukin statue for Cape Town, 1929
Maquette for the Jan van Riebeeck statue for South Africa House in London, 1932
The small-scale model for the Voortrekker woman and children for Pretoria, 1936

CHAPTER 6: THE RELIEF PANELS
Two bas-relief panels showing singing girls and singing boys, 1881
Mercury bas-relief panel, 1904
Women's Memorial bas-relief panel, 1910
Bas-relief panel of a veld scene, ca. 1910
Bas-relief bust of Moeke (Mrs Cornelia Lubbers, 1863-1915), ca. 1915
Bas-relief panel of the execution of J.J. (Jopie) Fourie, ca. 1918
Bas-relief bust of President Paul Kruger, 1925
Bas-relief bust of Dr Herman Breijer, 1925
Bas-relief panels of the development of transport, 1932
Bas-relief panel of Piet Retief's departure, 1933
Bas-relief bust of C.J. Langenhoven, 1933
Bas-relief self-portrait, 1936
Voortrekker centennial bas-relief panel, 1938
Bas-relief bust of General C.R. deWet

CONCLUSION
A critical evaluation and contextualisation of Van Wouw's sculpture
Criteria for evaluating the statuettes of Van Wouw

ENDNOTES
BIBLIOGRAPHY

This is the table of content of the book: Anton van Wouw - The smaller works, by Alexander E. Duffey.

Book title: Anton van Wouw. The Smaller Works
Author: Alexander E. Duffey
Publisher: Protea Boekhuis
Pretoria, South Africa 2008
ISBN 9781869190811
Hardcover, 25x25 cm, 240 pages, throughout bw- and colour photographs, English

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