Galatians 4:22-23 - “For it is written that Abraham had two sons: the one by a bondwoman, the other by a freewoman. But he who was of the bondwoman was born according to the flesh, and he of the freewoman through promise” ‭

A detailed biblical scene featuring Abraham with his two sons. One son is portrayed as being born from a bondwoman and displayed in a more earthly and physical manner - he could be seen working with his hands, representing concept of being born 'according to the flesh'. The other son, born from a freewoman, is visualized through symbols of divine promise - he could be holding a star or seen speaking with an angel. Art style should be related to artistic methods and techniques prevailing before 1912 with a primary medium of oil paint on canvas, re-imagined in a digital form.

A detailed biblical scene featuring Abraham with his two sons. One son is portrayed as being born from a bondwoman and displayed in a more earthly and physical manner - he could be seen working with his hands, representing concept of being born 'according to the flesh'. The other son, born from a freewoman, is visualized through symbols of divine promise - he could be holding a star or seen speaking with an angel. Art style should be related to artistic methods and techniques prevailing before 1912 with a primary medium of oil paint on canvas, re-imagined in a digital form.

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