The people of Israel leaving Egypt (Exiode, XIII, 18 22)

The painting titled 'The people of Israel leaving Egypt (Exodus, XIII, 18–22)' vividly depicts a biblical scene of liberation, characteristic of a religious painting. Utilizing techniques reminiscent of Naïve art (primitivism), the artist simplifies figures and emphasizes bold colors to convey spiritual significance. The artwork is rendered on paper using a skillful etching process, which adds intricate details and depth. Overall, the piece captures the profound moment of escape with a raw, expressive style rooted in religious storytelling.