Life — July 22, 1920 — page 21: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be an illustration by Anton Otto Fischer from Life magazine. The image depicts a dramatic maritime scene: a small boat in rough waters with two figures—one appears to be a person in the boat and another animal (possibly a goat or similar creature) perched on the bow. Without additional context from surrounding text on the page, I cannot definitively identify what specific political or social satire this represents. The "6th Day" reference (visible at bottom left) might suggest a biblical or mythological allusion, but I cannot confirm the cartoon's intended meaning or target from the image alone. To accurately explain the satire's point to modern readers, I would need clearer text or additional page context identifying the figures or event being referenced.