An elegant, graceful script with thicker horizontals, drawn from a rare left-leaning nineteenth-century penmanship style.
About
Seashore's unconventional backslant conveyed true sophistication in its day, mastered only after the more common business, Spencerian and ornamental styles. Over 900 glyphs of swash capitals, alternative endings and contextual ligatures suit brief display applications like names and titling.
Classification
Draws on an unconventional left-leaning (backslant) late-nineteenth-century penmanship style used by high-society scribes, rarer than Spencerian or standard ornamental hands.
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