The Spencerian Script

The Spencerian Script is a popular style of cursive handwriting developed in the mid-19th century by Platt Rogers Spencer. It emphasizes elegant, flowing lines and is characterized by its graceful loops and flourishes. This script was widely taught in American schools and used for formal documents, emphasizing beauty and legibility. It reflects the Victorian era's appreciation for artful writing. Today, Spencerian Script is often admired for its aesthetic qualities and is used in calligraphy, invitations, and other decorative writing forms, evoking a sense of tradition and craftsmanship.