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Satirical lithograph of Jeff Davis in a stone prison cell with shackles, guards, a servant with food, and speech bubbles.

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Jeff. Davis in prison, Gibson & Co. Lith (1865). Via artnap.com

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A lithograph titled Jeff. Davis in Prison, published by Gibson & Co. in 1865, shows a standing man in a long coat and shackled ankles in a stone cell. Speech bubbles attributed to the figures mock the prison food, while a servant holds a bowl and armed guards and a seated officer watch from the room.