Judge — August 17, 1912 — page 14: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This cartoon by Flato depicts a glamorous woman in an elegant white gown holding a small child while standing between two candlesticks on a darkened stage with curtains. The title "All Rights Reserved" appears to be satirizing intellectual property claims or theatrical ownership. The image likely comments on how women—or perhaps actresses—and children are treated as possessions or property within the entertainment or legal system. The formal stage setting and the woman's composed elegance contrast with the possessive framing suggested by the title, suggesting irony about control, ownership, and limited agency. Without additional context about Judge magazine's publication date and contemporary issues, the specific target of the satire remains unclear, though it appears to critique property rights claims over people.