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As mentioned previously, he often finished with a full stop. Meanwhile, the bar of the “t” runs upwards to the end of the signature. You can see the points where Einstein lifts his pen in his signature

These are the points where he lifted up his pen. There’s often another gap between the “t” and the “e”.

The “E” of Einstein is typically connected to the “i” with a gap between the “n”. Einstein and Albert Einstein, although the former is slightly more common. This note to a courier set a new record for Einstein at auction, in 2017Įinstein regularly switched between signing A. That meditative calm he sought throughout his life is reflected in his writing. If you missed the sale last year, the note read: “A calm and modest life brings more happiness than the pursuit of success combined with constant restlessness”. The record for any text in his hand is $1.5m - set for a note he wrote to a Japanese hotel bellboy offering his theory for happiness in 1922. He renders them like a calligrapher.Įinstein's mathematical formulae are hugely sought after Still, you can still appreciate Einstein’s migraine-inducing pages of equations for their great beauty. His equations transformed our understanding of the universe (but if you’re anything like me, most of it goes completely over your head). Letters and documents concerning Einstein’s scientific theories have long been the Holy Grail for collectors.Īfter all, this was his life’s work. He typically ends his signature with a full stop. The dots over the “i”s are always directly above. There’s a playfulness to Einstein’s writing that was reflected in his cheery personality, but it’s tempered with precision.

It’s always simple and easy to read.Įinstein's handwriting is precise but exuberant His lettering is rounded and littered with soaring bars. He pressed his pen only lightly against the paper, creating a smooth and flowing line. Here are some pointers on what to look for.Įinstein’s handwriting has long been celebrated for its pleasing aesthetics (one admirer recently turned it into a font). I’ve created a brief guide to identifying the great man’s handwriting style.

#ALBERT EINSTEIN MANUSCRIPTS HOW TO#

Albert Einstein is the most famous scientist who ever lived.Īs one of the 20th century’s great icons, he’s also one of the most in-demand signers on the market.īut how to tell whether you’ve got the real thing?