by Marie-Thérèse Christians

Dear friends,

As you already know, a team of French graphologists, led by Monique Riley, is currently working on a script with a team of German and Swiss graphologists, led by Christine Siegenthaler. Their results will be presented at our Dijon Colloquium on Saturday, April 20 th . The purpose of this exercise is to allow us to be more aware of the similarities and differences between the use of the French and the German method.

We are sending you a sample of the handwriting that will be discussed.

Handwriting sample:

Man of 31 years old, Belgium nationality, right-handed. He is a Commercial engineer (Ingénieur commercial). These studies are a judicious and interesting mix of Economics sciences and Civil engineering.

This sample of handwriting was given for a personnel selection. He was applying as Assistant Director (Adjoint à la Direction) for a big organization run by a very famous, powerful and rich business-man, well known in Belgium .

The stroke is vibrant and sharp (net et acéré).

Comparative analysis

We ask you to take some time to write three or four sentences on each characteristics proposed by Marie-Thérèse Christians. Don't forget to add your graphological justifications. Marie-Thérèse will do a compilation of all the answers received and the results will be presented at the Colloquium.