The Wasp — 1879 — page 121: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page from *The Wasp* appears to be a satirical illustration titled "Free Worship" shown vertically (requiring rotation to read properly). The image depicts several figures in what seems to be a religious or ceremonial setting, with elaborate dress and ornamental details. Without being able to clearly read all labels and text on the rotated page, I cannot definitively identify the specific historical figures or pinpoint the exact political/social critique intended. The composition suggests commentary on religious practices or hypocrisy, possibly involving prominent public figures of the era, but I cannot specify which incident or individuals are being satirized without clearer textual evidence. To provide accurate analysis, I would need either clearer labeling visible in the image or additional historical context about *The Wasp's* publication date.