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Lady Constance rarely had the patience to write these herself, and her cursive letters were loopy to the point of being illegible.

Both the paintings and the earthenware are scribbled with an illegible stream of consciousness poetry that Finley is channeling while making the work — often only visible in texture when the light hits right.

One ironic artifact is a letter to a friend of Otto Frank’s from an unnamed Viking editor—the signature is illegible—rejecting the manuscript.

Also, a machine-learning model of the script was created to restore the illegible and damaged texts, paving the way for further research.

"They were tasked with delivering 17 million pieces of mail that had been just thrown into hangers, that had been mouldy and a lot of the names on the letters were illegible," he said.