Judge — February 18, 1911 — page 2: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis This page is primarily **advertising content** from the Leslie-Judge Company, a publisher of engravings and artwork, rather than satirical editorial material. The page features three artwork offerings: 1. **"Springtime"** by Uncle Sargent — a photogravure priced at $1 (hand-colored $1.50) 2. **"Say When!"** by James Montgomery Flagg — a color print depicting a man and woman in formal dress, priced at 50 cents 3. **"An Old Man's Darling"** by Arthur E. Jameson — a photogravure at $1 The central section advertises a special offer on "Sally in Our Alley" by Flagg. The company emphasizes their catalog's broad subject matter suitable for home decoration and gifts, with prices ranging from 25 cents upward. The address given is 225 Fifth Avenue, New York. This represents commercial illustration advertising rather than political satire.