Life — March 6, 1919 — page 22: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a sketch-style illustration showing two men in formal evening wear (tuxedos) in what appears to be an interior setting. The man on the right is prominently featured, depicted with exaggerated facial features typical of satirical caricature. The caption begins "And [over" (likely cut off). Without the complete caption or additional context, the specific satirical target is unclear. However, the formal dress and caricatured style suggest this mocks prominent public figures—possibly politicians or society figures of the era when *Life* magazine was active. The exaggerated physiognomy was common in period satire. The page header reads "LIFE," confirming this is from the satirical publication. The comicbooks.com credit suggests this is digitized public-domain material. **I cannot definitively identify these figures or the exact joke without the complete caption.**