Life — October 7, 1915 — page 25: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page from Life magazine features a black and white illustration of a bulldog's head, wrapped in what appears to be a bonnet or head covering with decorative studs or rivets along one edge. The title "One of Us" suggests satirical commentary on belonging or membership. The bulldog—a breed historically associated with British identity and stubbornness—appears dressed or constrained in an unusual manner. Without additional context about the specific publication date, the exact satirical target remains unclear. The image likely comments on either conformity, national identity, or perhaps mockery of a particular group or movement that claimed inclusive membership. The phrase "One of Us" itself ironically questions authentic belonging.