Judge — December 3, 1921 — page 19: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This black-and-white illustration depicts a formal interior scene where a well-dressed man in a dark suit appears to be sneaking or moving stealthily through a doorway, with his finger raised to his lips in a "shush" gesture. The setting suggests an upper-class home or office with period furniture visible in the background. The signature reads "Roy Fuller" (the cartoonist). Without visible caption text or clearer context, the specific political or social satire is difficult to determine with certainty. The image appears to comment on some form of secretive behavior or impropriety among the wealthy or powerful, likely mocking deception or clandestine activity. The "shush" gesture suggests a commentary on silence-keeping or cover-ups, but the precise target remains unclear from the image alone.