A compelling study in Baroque spirituality depicting the biblical narrative of Hagar and the Angel. This Italian School work captures the moment of divine intervention with psychological nuance—the woman's anxious presence, rendered in eloquent crimson tones, anchors the composition's left side while the winged figure gestures toward deliverance in the sunlit distance. Attributed to the Genoese or Brescian Schools or their circle, possibly reflecting the influence of Vignali or Wouters, the painting exemplifies 17th-century mastery of chiaroscuro and chromatic richness. The artist's sophisticated interplay of shadow and luminosity transforms the landscape into a vehicle for both narrative drama and spiritual revelation, where human vulnerability encounters celestial grace. Oil on canvas, framed. 97 × 71 cm (123 × 96 cm with frame).