Life — November 29, 1917 — page 20: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This Life magazine page shows a satirical cartoon titled "None So Bli[nd]" (text cut off). The illustration depicts what appears to be a wealthy or powerful figure lying prone on the ground, seemingly incapacitated or dead, while other figures stand around gesturing or observing. The prone figure wears formal attire and appears heavily shaded/darkened. The incomplete caption "None So Blind" suggests the familiar phrase "None so blind as those who will not see"—implying willful ignorance or refusal to acknowledge obvious truths. Without the full caption and publication date, I cannot identify the specific figures or political event being satirized. The cartoon appears to critique either willful negligence by observers or the downfall of someone in power, but the exact target remains unclear from the visible text alone.