Driven from Jerusalem by rebelled again Absalom, David, barefoot, climbed to the hill of Olives

The painting titled "Driven from Jerusalem by rebelled again Absalom, David, barefoot, climbed to the hill of Olives" vividly captures a biblical scene in a style reminiscent of Naïve art (primitivism). Rendered as a Religious painting, it emphasizes expressive simplicity and raw emotion. The figure of David, barefoot and determined, ascends a stylized hill, evoking the spiritual journey. The artwork’s technique resembles etching in its bold lines and textures, often created on paper. This approach lends the scene a timeless quality, bridging primitive expression with sacred storytelling.