i am again asking our very bright members a question. When i learned to write, i was taught "the Palmer script" as i recall. My grandmother's penmanship, however, was much lovelier. Does anyone know what this would have been called? She would have been born about 1902, so in the 1st grade about 1908. i am not really that interested in Calligraphy; but would love to duplicate her style.
champagnewishes, the web site is great, but i am checking to be sure it's the right script. i wish i has s'thing Grandma had written; i only have my memory to rely on. TY so much for helping.
She came from a wealthy family and was educated in a fine private school; would that have mattered?
My opinion is that it was the same script taught to everyone else, but your grandma probably had a strong artistic and creative streak and her handwriting style was just her unique "signature" to the world. I know what you mean....I would love to have a beautiful, flowing, ornamental script, but my handwriting mutated into something far removed from what I was originally taught and gets worse as the years go by....I think it's because we spend so much more time typing on a keyboard now than writing letters and notes by hand.