Life — August 28, 1919 — page 21: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a satirical illustration from *Life* magazine showing a woman in early 20th-century dress. The caption "Entirely Out of Place" suggests social commentary on gender roles or class propriety of the era. The drawing depicts a woman in what appears to be refined or fashionable clothing, rendered in a sketch style typical of *Life*'s satirical approach. Without clearer text or additional context, the specific satire is difficult to determine—it could comment on a woman in an inappropriate social setting, questionable fashion choices, or perhaps satirize pretension or social climbing. The "L E" marking at top left likely indicates page placement or cataloging. The illustration style and magazine context suggest early 1900s commentary on contemporary social expectations around women's proper place or behavior.