Frans Langhemans

[2] He worked for a time as a court sculptor in Düsseldorf.

[3] Born in Mechelen, he was trained in the Flemish Baroque style by Lucas Faydherbe, a sculptor of Mechelen who had studied and worked in Rubens' workshop in Antwerp.

He spent time in London working with fellow Mechelen sculptor Jan van Steen, before joining the Mechelen guild on his return home.

[3] His more notable works are: 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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