Moses casts his stick that transformed into a snake on the orders of the Lord, that referred to Aaron and Moses, when they had visited Pharaoh (Exodus, IV, 1-5, VII, 8-13)

This religious painting vividly depicts the biblical moment when Moses casts his stick, transformed by divine will into a serpent, in accordance with God's commands. The scene references Exodus, specifically the encounters with Pharaoh, as detailed in chapters IV and VII, involving Moses and Aaron. Rendered with a touch of Naïve art (primitivism), the artwork employs bold, simplified forms that evoke a sense of innocence and spirituality. The piece may be created as an etching on paper, emphasizing strong outlines and symbolic imagery central to the biblical story.