Life — October 23, 1919 — page 19: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a Life magazine cartoon showing what appears to be a social or formal scene. The visible caption reads "...e Dees Which One You Most Closely Resemble," suggesting this is part of a "which one do you resemble" comparison feature—a common satirical format in Life magazine. The drawing depicts several figures in an interior setting: a seated woman in the foreground conversing with a standing man, while other figures appear in the background. The distinctive caricature style emphasizes facial features for comedic effect. However, the OCR text is heavily corrupted, making the full caption illegible. Without the complete caption or clearer context about who these figures represent, I cannot definitively identify the specific political or social references this cartoon satirizes. The format suggests social commentary on recognizable contemporary types or public figures, but stating specifics would require speculation.