Judge, 1911-07-08 · page 2 of 24
Judge — July 8, 1911 — page 2: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page is primarily **advertising**, not satire or political commentary. It advertises decorative home art prints from Judge Prints (225 Fifth Ave, New York), offering customers free choice of colored drawings including "The Golf Girl," "The Giddy Girl," and "The Show Girl." Three specific artworks are showcased: "Springtime" (photogravure, $1–$1.50), "The Only Way to Eat an Orange" by James Montgomery Flagg (50 cents–$1), and "Smoker's Heart" (photogravure, 50 cents). The page also promotes a catalogue with eight colored drawings available for 50 cents. The content reflects early 20th-century consumer culture and domestic decoration marketing rather than political or social satire.
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PICTURES = DECORATE = HOME i , THE DANCING CLOG GIRL. Take your choice, free, any ‘ . THE DAUGHTER of the REGIMENT one of Stanlaws’s beautiful colored ares b ¢ THE BATHING BEAUTY drawings. Here's the list: =— ‘ Send 14 cents for beautiful il- THE GOLF GIRL lustrated catalogue and one of the THE GIDDY GIRL. = . ws drawings from the lis THE SHOW GIRL Stanla ee the list THE BONNIE LASSIE mentioned. Thiscomplete set of THE MEXICAN BEAUTY. 7 . 8 colored drawings with catalogue for SO cents. Copyright, Leslie-Judge Co. “EVENING AND YOU." By C. Clyde Squires Photogravure in sepia, 6x 12, double mounted on heavy brown paper, 14x20, One dollar. Copyright. 1909, by Judge Co. “THE ONLY WAY TO EAT AN ORANGE.” By James Montgomery Flagg. Photogravure in sepia, 12 x 16, Copyright, Judge Co. Copyright, Leslie-Judge Co. Fifty cents. SPRINGTIME. Hand-colored, One dollar. SMOKER’S HEART. By C. Clyde Squires, By Percy D. Johnson Photogravure in sepia, 15 x 18, One dollar. Hand-colored, $1.50. Fifty cents. JUDGE PRINTS 225 Fifth Ave. New York Trade supplied by the W. R. Anderson Co., 32 Urion Square, New York City. Photogravure, hand-colored, 12 x 16, comicbooks.com