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Joseph Interpreting the Eunuchs' Dreams

Giulia Lama, 1730
Joseph Interpreting the Eunuchs' Dreams, Giulia Lama
Joseph Interpreting the Eunuchs' Dreams, zoomed in
106.7 cmJoseph Interpreting the Eunuchs' Dreams scale comparison154.8 cm

Joseph Interpreting the Eunuchs' Dreams is a Baroque Oil on Canvas Painting created by Giulia Lama in c.1730. It lives in a private collection. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Christian Stories. SourceDownloadSee Joseph Interpreting the Eunuchs' Dreams in the Kaleidoscope

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