Life — February 3, 1927 — page 22: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page contains a single-panel cartoon titled "Consider the Lilies" showing multiple figures in various poses of leisure and relaxation. The cartoon appears to be social satire about idleness or carefree living, contrasting different characters who are lounging, reclining, or engaged in frivolous activities. The title "Consider the Lilies" references the Biblical passage about lilies not toiling, suggesting the cartoon comments on people living without labor or responsibility. The figures' varied costumes and body types suggest different social classes or stereotypes, possibly satirizing how different groups approach leisure. Without clearer OCR text or visible artist attribution, the specific satirical target remains unclear, though the overall message appears critical of idleness or irresponsibility during a particular historical moment.