Judge — July 17, 1915 — page 16: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a playing card design from Judge magazine titled "The Trey of Hearts," featuring three faces in heart-shaped frames. The artist signature reads "Wallace Robinson—15" (likely 1915). The card appears to be part of a series satirizing American public figures through a novelty deck format. Without clearer identification of the three individuals pictured, I cannot definitively name them. However, the format—presenting prominent people as playing cards—was a common Judge magazine device for social and political commentary. The "trey" (three) refers to the card's rank. The satire likely relies on readers recognizing these figures and understanding why they were grouped together or what the card's title suggests about their collective significance or relationships.