A biblical scene from Genesis 25:33 showing two men in the midst of trading a symbolic birthright. The scene depicts one man, identified as Jacob, imploring for a solemn vow. He is suggesting a transfer of birthright, signified by some symbolic object or gesture in their hands. They are both dressed in traditional Middle-Eastern garments of biblical times. Their expressions reflect the gravity of the event unfolding: eager determination on Jacob's face, hesitant reluctance on the face of the man selling his birthright. The visual aesthetic follows the logic of 1910's art, using rich, saturated tones typically seen in oil paintings back then.