Moses spreads death among the Egyptians

"Moses Spreads Death Among the Egyptians" is a compelling Religious painting by Marc Chagall, a versatile artist of Jewish origin known for his association with the École de Paris and his work across diverse formats, including oil and gouache on paper. Chagall's style often reflects elements of Naïve art (primitivism), characterized by vibrant colors and simplified forms. This painting vividly depicts the biblical story of Moses during the tenth plague, illustrating divine wrath through a surreal, expressive composition. The work combines spiritual themes with a touch of Surrealism, capturing both the gravity and otherworldly intensity of the biblical event.