IBM didn't sell software until the consent decree forced them to, and Jacquard cards (or dobby patterns for that matter) are uncompressed graphics files, not programs to generate graphics algorithmically. Many machines in the 1950s used Williams-tube memory and drove additional visible CRTs from the signals, so every program was a graphics program. But that was a century after Lovelace.
Jacquard and dobby patterns were generally created by employees of the loom owner.
Jacquard and dobby patterns were generally created by employees of the loom owner.