Judge — September 26, 1914 — page 14: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a stippled/dotted illustration technique artwork titled "Close Harmony," credited to cartoonist Will B. Johnstone. The image depicts what appears to be two figures rendered in a distinctive pointillist style, with a "DIM" label visible at the bottom right of the illustration frame. Without additional context from the magazine issue, the specific satirical target is unclear. The title "Close Harmony" suggests the satire concerns musical or political agreement/alignment between two parties or figures. The dotted artistic technique and the "DIM" reference may carry period-specific meaning related to Judge magazine's typical subjects (politics, social commentary, entertainment), but the exact identities of the caricatured figures and the intended joke cannot be determined from the image alone.