This painting was executed by an unknown Venetian master under the influence of the innovative style of Antonio Balestra, which was dominant in Venice in the 18th century. This manner combined Roman academic style with the colour and expressiveness of Venetian masters. The main subject of the canvas is the Old Testament story of "The Finding of Moses", which was widespread in Venetian art in the 18th century. In this painting, the artist depicted five elegant female figures grouped around a baby. Pharaoh's daughter, dressed in a precious veil and tiara decorated with pearls, is surrounded by maids. One of the women gives her baby Moses, which was just taken from the basket. The influence of Antonio Balestra's style is evident not only by the typical composition and colours but also by the foreshortening of the figures.