Can I get both an enum value and enum class name from a string in Python?

Let's say I have the following Python enum class:

class FooEnum(IntEnum):
    foo = auto()
    bar = auto()
    baz = auto()

And I also have the strings "FooEnum" and "bar". Both of the strings come from HTML select values, which are limited to basic types.

Can I turn these strings directly into a FooEnum.bar?

The common response here suggests that if I want to get a class name from a string, I should be using another data structure like a dictionary.

from enum import IntEnum, auto

class FooEnum(IntEnum):
  foo = auto()
  bar = auto()
  baz = auto()

class SpamEnum(IntEnum):
  spam = auto()
  eggs = auto()

enumDict = {
  "FooEnum": FooEnum,
  "SpamEnum": SpamEnum
}

With the above code, enumDict["FooEnum"]["bar"] gives FooEnum.bar.

In retrospect, there is no situation I can think of where I wouldn't know all of my class names, so it's hard to imagine a dictionary not being a reasonable solution.