When My Ship Comes In 

"When My Ship Comes In" is a black and white illustration by the American artist Charles Dana Gibson, famous for his iconic portrayal of the "Gibson Girl," a figure representing the ideal of American femininity in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. This artwork is a satirical illustration, often used in magazines and newspapers, and captures the social and cultural trends of the era. It is a pen and ink drawing that features a group of people gathered in a festive setting, hinting at a social event.