A monograph on albinism in man
A 1911 monograph on albinism in man, written by Karl Pearson, Edward Nettleship and Charles Howard Usher and published in London by Cambridge University Press, presenting scientific study of human skin colour and inheritance. The single picture is a photograph of a pale animal pelt laid flat, with a small label at its head, and a designer might take its soft, mottled fur texture and the stark tonal contrast between white fleece and dark background.
