Joseph Interpreting the Prisoners' Dreams, Govaert Flinck, c. 1638
Govert Flinck, ritrattoGovert FlinckPaesi Bassi, 1615–1660

Joseph Interpreting the Prisoners' Dreams

c. 1638 · Drawing and Watercolor

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For many years, this drawing was believed to be by Rembrandt. Recent efforts to distinguish Rembrandt’s drawings from those of his pupils have led scholars to reattribute this work to Govert Flinck, who studied with Rembrandt in the 1630s and later achieved great critical and financial success. Here Flinck represented a scene from the life of Joseph, the Old Testament figure whose adventures inspired many drawings, paintings, and even plays in Rembrandt’s time.

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