Painted since Ancient Greece, and nearly perfected during the Dutch Golden Age, American trompe l'oel, or fool the eye, became a widely created style among painters in the late 19th century. The following are a few examples of American paintings meant to be taken verbatim,
Charles Wilson Peale, Staircase Group, 1795.
Raphaelle Peale, Venus Rising from the Sea – a Deception, c. 1822.
Charles Bird King, The Vanity of the Artist’s Dream, 1830.
William M. Davis, A Canvas Back, c. 1870.
William M. Harnett, After the Hunt, (fourth version), 1885.
John F. Peto, Old Souvenirs, 1881
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John Haberle, Torn in Transit, c. 1890.
De Scott Evans, New Variety Try One, c. 1890.
An article specifically on the work of De Scott Evans can be found here.
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