Judge — June 17, 1922 — page 19: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a pen-and-ink illustration from *Judge* magazine showing a well-dressed gentleman in formal attire (top hat, suit) sitting on a chair near a waterfront, holding what looks like a program or pamphlet. He's gazing toward a distant cityscape with buildings and water features. The caption references an "Intercollegiate Game," suggesting this depicts someone attending a collegiate sporting event. The figure's dignified posture and formal dress contrast with his apparent leisure activity, possibly satirizing the pretensions or social attitudes of the upper classes attending such events. The artist's signature appears to read "Holden" or similar. Without additional context or full page text, the specific satirical point remains somewhat unclear—whether it mocks spectators, college athletics culture, or social pretension generally.