The Wasp — 1892 — page 360: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily editorial content about *The Wasp's* artistic improvements and staff, rather than political satire. The cartoons illustrate light social commentary: **"Lend Me Your Ear"** (top): Shows a well-dressed man soliciting attention, likely satirizing newspaper editors or political figures seeking public notice. **"Wanted the Earth"** (middle): Depicts two figures in apparent negotiation, suggesting commentary on unrealistic demands or greed. **"Where Is My Husband?"** (bottom): Appears to joke about marital situations. The text celebrates the magazine's new five-color printing, engagement of artist Mr. Langguth (trained in Paris and Munich), and improved cartoon quality. The focus is professional self-promotion rather than specific political targets or current events.