His art often focuses on direct observation of his surroundings. In works such as Straat in Moskou and Winterlandschap, Veldhoen uses clear lines and balanced compositions to record specific moments. He worked across various media including painting and printmaking. His style avoids unnecessary ornamentation. He captures the geometry of buildings and the quiet presence of figures in public spaces like an Eetzaal or a beach.

Modern collectors value Veldhoen for his honest depiction of both domestic and international scenes. His travel works from Moscow and tropical locations provide a window into twentieth-century life without the filter of romanticism. These prints offer a sense of calm and structure that fits well in contemporary interiors. His ability to find interest in a simple Kerkexterieur or a group on a terrace makes his art easy to live with.