Rebecca gives drink to the servant of Abraham, which recognizes the bride destined by God to Isaac, the son of his master (Genesis, XXIV, 12-15)

This captivating religious painting depicts the moment when Rebecca offers water to Abraham’s servant, recognizing her as the destined bride for Isaac. The scene is rendered with a sense of innocence characteristic of Naïve art (primitivism), emphasizing purity and divine guidance. The artist’s use of delicate paper as a medium lends an intimate, fragile quality to the work. This piece echoes traditional biblical narratives and could be appreciated in various formats, including etchings, which capture fine details and spiritual symbolism.