A fair skin : civilization's heritage or the use of colour among races
A fair skin is a 1909 popular treatise on skin colour and race, published in Manchester by the Two Worlds Publishing Co. under the name of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, written for a general reading public. The single picture is an ornamental tailpiece of symmetrical line-drawn scrollwork, sprays of foliage, and small bees on a pale yellow ground, offering a designer a model for decorative borders, symmetrical motifs, and insect-based ornament.
