Sluit menu Sluit menu Born in Amsterdam, Frans Langeveld studied chemistry before he fully devoted himself to painting. He followed lessons at the National Normal School in the capital, then became a pupil of G.W. Dijsselhof. Initially he painted landscapes, many Amsterdam cityscapes and interiors. His work is solid, robust and somewhat rough in structure. He drew people, action, movement and the epic in nature. From 1903 he regularly came to Laren where he settled and where he painted peasant interiors with figures. He was more realistic than his colleagues.
