Joseph is attacked and robbed by his brothers (Genesis XXXVII, 23 24)

The painting titled 'Joseph is attacked and robbed by his brothers (Genesis XXXVII, 23–24)' vividly depicts the biblical scene in a Religious painting style. Executed on paper, the artwork blends elements of Naïve art (primitivism) with expressive storytelling. Its bold composition captures the tension of Joseph's betrayal, emphasizing raw emotion and simplicity. The use of Etching techniques may enhance the texture and depth, adding a sense of immediacy. Overall, the piece reflects both innocence and the profound gravity of this biblical moment through its naïve yet powerful aesthetic.