by HappinessStan » Thu Oct 27, 2011 12:37 pm
I have no idea what Madonna's writing looks like, but it's not hard to find a fair number of people whose opinion I respect online who believe that Madonna's TTM signature is secretarial, which would explain changes in her handwriting more convincingly than her ethereal personality.
No-one's handwriting changes that much over a few years. It just doesn't. One of the above may have been written by her, the trick is being able to identify which, and I wouldn't assume that unless you've got a documented piece of her writing to compare it with that either of them were, preferably with a photo of her with the pen still on the paper.
Craftier celebs will post a secretarial "signature" on their website rather than a real one, and it would make sense for Christmas messages to be written by the secretary signing the TTM stuff to reduce the risk of the question of authenticity arising in a public place. I'm intrigued by the wording of the dedication, how it came to say that, and where it came from.
I have no idea what Madonna's writing looks like, but it's not hard to find a fair number of people whose opinion I respect online who believe that Madonna's TTM signature is secretarial, which would explain changes in her handwriting more convincingly than her ethereal personality.
No-one's handwriting changes that much over a few years. It just doesn't. One of the above may have been written by her, the trick is being able to identify which, and I wouldn't assume that unless you've got a documented piece of her writing to compare it with that either of them were, preferably with a photo of her with the pen still on the paper.
Craftier celebs will post a secretarial "signature" on their website rather than a real one, and it would make sense for Christmas messages to be written by the secretary signing the TTM stuff to reduce the risk of the question of authenticity arising in a public place. I'm intrigued by the wording of the dedication, how it came to say that, and where it came from.