25-05-2019, 01:13 PM
I guess anything above 80 would mean the same person's handwriting?! 
Don't know how your score works, but, as I said, it is curious that this Jan z Olkusza uses different styles even within the same page (most notable in "h") - this may affect the score, of course.
One thing that is notably different is the "r".
But can that style or fashion be traced to some common origin? If you take the earliest examples of those, would they point at some narrower area?
Don't know how your score works, but, as I said, it is curious that this Jan z Olkusza uses different styles even within the same page (most notable in "h") - this may affect the score, of course.
One thing that is notably different is the "r".
Quote:I'm looking at some of the handwriting that is in a similar score range and they are from all over (Vienna, England, Germany, Paris, Italy), so unfortunately, there are no geographic patterns, they all learned to write the same way. What's interesting, however, is that almost all the ones that score similarly were written between c. 1430 and c. 1480.
But can that style or fashion be traced to some common origin? If you take the earliest examples of those, would they point at some narrower area?