Trompe l'oeil Murals, Paintings, and Architectural Art.
rtist John Pugh has been fooling the eye of the beholder for more than 20 years.
Trompe L'oeil, from French, meaning to deceive the eye, is an artistic tradition that dates back to ancient Greece. It is a style of painting in which objects are rendered with extreme realism but
are also given the illusion of depth that no photo can quite replicate. Below are just a few murals and paintings that have utilized this style so eloquently. Feel free to browse these, explore main catagories or search for specific projects in the site navigation panel further below.
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Pompeian Niche with Krater
(detail)
Enlargement, 64K
Add architectural features where
there weren't any before....
all that you see on this detail
is on a flat panel.
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You can reach John at 408-353-3370 or by fax at 408-353-1223
Brochures available. Write: John Pugh, P.O. box 1332, Los Gatos, CA 95031
Or by John Pugh's
John Pugh's work is also represented in THE GUILD, the industry standard in artist's sourcebooks.
This web site was designed by Howard Pugh (
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