Judge — May 6, 1916 — page 15: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a illustration from *Judge* magazine showing a domestic scene titled "**...DS OF A FEATHER**" (likely "Birds of a Feather"). The image depicts a man with an umbrella, a fashionably dressed woman in the center, and a rabbit on the right, seated together indoors with potted plants visible. The style and clothing suggest early-to-mid 20th century. Without the complete title text visible, the precise satirical target is unclear. However, the phrase "birds of a feather" typically suggests people of similar character or morality associating together. The domestic setting and formal dress suggest social commentary on courtship, marriage, or class relations, common themes in *Judge*'s satirical humor. The incomplete OCR text limits identification of specific figures or political references intended.