Judge — May 29, 1915 — page 1: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# "A Sea Scene Seen from the Sea" This Judge magazine page from May 29, 1914 shows a beach scene with two figures: one wading in the ocean (top) and another in shallow water (bottom). The illustration is credited to Enoch Bolles, a prominent Judge illustrator known for depicting fashionable women. The caption "A Sea Scene Seen from the Sea" appears to be a humorous observation about beach bathing culture. Without additional context from accompanying text, the specific satirical point is unclear. It likely comments on contemporary bathing costume styles or beach social conventions of the 1910s era, though the exact target of the satire remains ambiguous from the image alone.