IOS6 - an image in the Mail signature, possible?

Hi there,
I just set up a signature in my iPhone (iOS6). It is composed by txt and a small image that features the logo of my company. I copied the image from an email previously received on the iPhone and I pasted it in the signature field under Settings/... etc.
When I compose a new message I can see correctly the signature including the image, but the recipient once received the email can't see the image but the classic question mark on a blue background tiny square.
Does anybody know if there is a particular procedure to set up correctly a signature so that the image is visible to the recipient?
Or simply, iOS6 is able to manage only txt signature?
Thanks in advance!

Hello,
http://allforces.com/2006/04/14/css-signatures/
http://timmargh.net/archive/2006/05/custom_css_signatures_in_mailapp.php

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