Judge — March 27, 1920 — page 18: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a pen-and-ink illustration by R. F. Schuetze depicting visitors in what appears to be a museum gallery. The scene shows well-dressed figures examining displayed artworks and decorative objects on pedestals and walls. The drawing style emphasizes the formal, cultured atmosphere of the institution through careful architectural detail and period clothing. The page title reads "VISITING DAY AT M[USEUM]" (text is cut off). Without additional context or visible satirical captions, the cartoon appears to be a straightforward social scene rather than political satire—depicting the genteel practice of museum-going as a respectable leisure activity, likely commenting on contemporary cultural life or social customs of Judge magazine's readership.