Judge — October 10, 1925 — page 16: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a memorial illustration rather than satirical commentary. The framed portrait shows a distinguished man with a prominent mustache wearing formal attire, positioned in what resembles a shop or establishment (glasses and bottles visible in the background). The Latin phrase "IN MEMORIAM" indicates this is a tribute to a deceased person. The title "A Gentleman of the Old School" suggests nostalgia for traditional values and refined manners from an earlier era. The elaborate decorative frame with draped fabric on either side emphasizes the commemorative, respectful nature of the image. Without additional context about who this specific figure is or the publication date, the exact subject and satirical intent remain unclear, though the overall tone appears elegiac rather than mocking.