Blowing off about his new Copyright Act 

"Blowing off about his new Copyright Act" is an engraving by William Hogarth created in 1755. It satirizes the Copyright Act of 1735 and is a good example of Hogarth's signature style. The engraving depicts a scene of chaotic objects, including crowns, books, and musical instruments, with a crown at the top in a ray of light. Hogarth's work is often seen as a visual commentary on societal issues, and this print is no exception. This artwork is a good representation of the artist's skill and the British satirical engravings of the 18th century.