Rombout II Keldermans

Rombout Keldermans (* 1460 in Mechelen, † December 15, 1531 in Antwerp ) was an architect and sculptor.

Keldermans was City Architect in Mechelen and was raised in 1516 by Emperor Charles V to the peerage.

Works

Keldermans was involved in the following properties in Belgium and the Netherlands:

• Rombouts Cathedral in Mechelen
• Onze Lieve - Vrouw - over -de- Dyle in Mechelen
• Hall of Zoutleeuw
• Cathedral Onze Lieve Vrouwe in Antwerp
• Church Sint- Catharina and the Municipal House of Hoogstraten
• Town Hall of Ghent
• Hall of Mechelen
• Palace of Margaret of Austria in Mechelen
• Mansion De Lepelaer in Mechelen
• Home of the bishop in the abbey in Tongerlo
• Town Hall Middelburg
• Onze Lieve - Vrouw - in Veere

Onze Lieve - Vrouw - over -de- Dyle in Mechelen

Hall of Zoutleeuw

Cathedral Onze Lieve Vrouwe in Antwerp

Church Sint- Catharina to Hoogstraten

Community center of Hoogstraten

Town Hall of Ghent

Hall of Mechelen

Palace of Margaret of Austria in Mechelen

Town Hall Middelburg

Onze Lieve - Vrouw - in Veere