The image is a vintage print depicting Ann Davis, an elderly woman who was vaccinated against smallpox with cowpox. The print is a side profile portrait of her, showing her head, neck, shoulder, and upper arm. She has a cap on her head, and her hair is graying. Her face is wrinkled, and she has a determined expression. Her upper arm is exposed, revealing numerous small spots, which are the marks from the cowpox vaccination. Below the portrait is a dialogue in text form. It reads: Q. Had she ever the Cow-pox? A. Visible, demonstrable, better than an ox-check & equal in authority to most of Dr. Rowley's 440 Cases! At the bottom of the print, it states: London, Published by H.D. Symonds, Jan.r 12. 1800. The print is titled: ANN DAVIS, the Cow-poxed, celebrated Old woman, Whose Portrait is in the British Museum.