Frans Langhemans

His more notable works are:

• 1680 – Saint-Rumbolds Cathedral, Mechelen: stone sculpture inscribed on the base ' h. Freedman Marcus Antonius ', commissioned by the de Coriache family.
• 1690 – Our-Lady-on-the-Dijle Church, Mechelen: wooden baroque high altar by Jan Frans Boeckstuyns, Frans Langhemans and Laurens van der Meulen.
• 1701 – high altar of the Abbey Church of Grimbergen, with images of Saints Peter and Paul; side wings with images of Saints Augustine and Norbert. Set up under the prelate Herman de Munck. Attributed to Frans Langhemans. The mount contains on each side a door giving access to the back of the altar. In the middle is a painting of "the Assumption of Mary". Inside are St. Peter and St. Paul. On the side wings are the images of St. Augustine and St. Norbert.
• 1701 – Saint-Rumbolds Cathedral, Mechelen: stone sculpture, 'St Mary Magdalen' by Frans Langhemans, on console with epitaph inscription, erected by the family Van Zijpe.
• 1718 – cattle market, Mechelen: ' fountain of Neptune', a monumental city pump with a pedestal sculpted by Frans Langhemans on a commission by the municipal council. Willem Egidius van Buscom added in the late 18th-century on the pedestal  the letters 'SPQM' (abbreviated Latin for Senatus Populusque Mechliniensis ), which means 'Government and People of Mechelen'. The statue is also known as ' Vadderik ', or sloth.

Some of his works are known only through engravings, such as his work in Cologne from 1712 to 1713 consisting of side altars for the Augustinian church, and the altar for the parish church of St Servinus there.

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