Talk:Frans Banninck Cocq

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Name spelling variation
This article’s Dutch language counterpart mentions banning(h) as a variation not a mistake. Granted the only example of his name written by his own hand I could find, the signature also given on the Dutch language Wikipedia entry, did spell it banninck, but this variation is in line with similar historical variations in Dutch spelling (e.g. the dutch word for king: koning, koninck, koningh). Inconsistent spelling of a person’s name wasn’t uncommon.

I found the full image of the 1796 engraving given in the article on the Rijksmuseum website. On this engraving his name is given as Frans Banning Kok.