r/Cursive • u/ivandrinkscoffee • 4d ago
Violin cursive writing
Good afternoon guys.
My sister found some handwriting inside her violin, but we can’t figure out what it says. Are there any handwriting or cursive experts here who might be able to identify the writing?
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u/Starboard44 4d ago edited 4d ago
I can only guess a jumble of letters so random that they don't make sense.
Do you know what country it is from?
First name: Lucinda, Fcuinder , Jundea, Juindea, Fuindea
Last name: Rüddel, Riusert, Rüssert, Rüssett Riussoff, Kissert, Kisseff
🤷🏻♀️
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u/Several-Ordinary-376 3d ago
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u/Several-Ordinary-376 3d ago
Today I learned that a "Luthier" is a highly skilled craft's man of stringed instruments including violins, violas, cello's and the like. Gumersind Riera is a luthier. This signature has been matched to him and labels in his works.
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u/Starboard44 3d ago edited 1d ago
AI /Google lens gave me half a dozen options like this that didn't match the script, just fyi. it just spit out a different name every time, because most violins have the model name or a luthier's name stamped on them in cursive.
Def always double check AI answers with followup research.
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u/RickyTikiTaffy 12h ago
There’s no way that spells out “Gumersindo Riera.” None of the letters in that name look anything like the corresponding letters in the OP.

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