Joseph Franque (page 2)

Joseph Identifying Himself to His Brothers Pier Francesco Mola

Dominique-Joseph, Comte de Garat French School

Joseph-Philippe-Francois de Riquet, Prince de Caraman-Chimay, 1914 Jacques-Emile Blanche

Joseph Vinoy Anonymous

Portrait of François-Joseph Talma, 1823 Aimée Perlet

St Joseph the Carpenter, c1640 Georges de la Tour

The Anxiety of Saint Joseph James Jacques Joseph Tissot

Portrait of Franz Joseph I of Austria in Hungarian Uniform Lajos Osko

Saint Joseph with Infant Christ, 1620s. Guido Reni

The Appearance of the Angel to St. Joseph Georges de la Tour

Portrait of Joseph Le Bon, 1795 French School

Joseph Distributing Corn in Egypt, 1655 Bartholomeus Breenbergh

Franz Joseph Gall (1758 -1828). Neuroanatomist and physiologist. Engraving. Anonymous

Portrait of Joseph Hofman, 1912 Jan Franzevich Cioglinsky

Mary and Joseph (The Annunciation retable with 5 Predella scenes), 1430-1432 Fra Giovanni da Fiesole Angelico

Portrait of Franz Joseph I of Austria, 1849 Anonymous

Joseph Interpreting Pharoah's Dreams, 1640-70 Unknown

St. Joseph James Jacques Joseph Tissot

Portrait of Franz Joseph I of Austria, ca 1855 Anonymous

Scenes from the life of Joseph Anonymous

The Coronation of Joseph II as Emperor of Germany in Frankfurt Cathedral, 1764 Martin van Mytens or Meytens

Madonna with Joseph, c. 1260-1270 Anonymous

Joseph Isidore Samson in the role of Figaro in 'The Barber of Seville' Lecurieux Lecurieux

A Miracle of Saint Joseph of Cupertino, 1750 Placido Costanzi

Joseph Vernet Louis Michel van Loo

Joseph Recognised by his Brothers, 1789 Charles Thevenin

The Doubt of St. Joseph, c.1410-20 French School

Joseph Berchoux Ambroise Tardieu

Quay Francis Joseph, Vienna Anonymous

François Joseph Lefebvre Francois Seraphin Delpech

Joseph Bara as a Young Man Jean Joseph Weerts

Franz Joseph Gall, German physician and founder of Phrenology, c1820 Delpech

Joseph accused by Potiphar's Wife, 1745 Jean Francois de Troy

The Death of St. Joseph Italian School

Death of Saint Joseph Anonymous

Franz Joseph Gall (1758 -1828). Neuroanatomist and physiologist. Engraving. Anonymous