This is a black and white engraving depicting a small, winged figure emerging from a cracked eggshell. The figure, likely an angel or cherub, is positioned in mid-air, with its arms outstretched and a determined expression on its face. The eggshell is broken, with fragments surrounding the figure, suggesting a forceful emergence. The background is filled with dense, swirling lines that create a sense of energy and movement. Below the image, there is handwritten text that reads 'At length for hatching ripe he breaks the shell' and 'Published by W. Blake 17 May 1793'. The number '6' is also visible in the lower left corner. The overall style is reminiscent of William Blake's engravings, characterized by intricate linework and symbolic imagery.