Otto Hoynck

Otto Hoynck (1630, The Hague – after 1706), was a Dutch Golden Age portrait painter active in England.

Portrait of Winifred, Countess of Coventry, 1686

Biography

According to the RKD he was trained in The Hague as a pupil of Arnold van Ravesteyn and Pieter Hermansz Verelst (Verelst became his father-in-law).[1] He moved to England after being registered in Amsterdam in 1686.[1] Jacob Campo Weyerman listed him as Otto Hoijink.[2]

gollark: I do wonder, though, has anyone actually tested whether train pathfinding time is brought to actually-significant levels with loops?
gollark: I'm pretty sure it's a preference thing and that elsewhere there are arguments raging on it.
gollark: Also, "use the same train direction" as other people would probably make more sense than "use this train direction".
gollark: You can also remove belts without rotating them.
gollark: Oh, also, rule 12: "Do not rotate belts ..."?

References
  1. Otto Hoynck in the RKD
  2. (in Dutch) Otto Hoijink, p 41 in De levens-beschryvingen der Nederlandsche konst-schilders (Volume 4, 1769) by Jacob Campo Weyerman, on Google Books
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