A painter with knowledge of some years of painting in his or her pocket would like to do an artwork that depicts some perspective. After getting some mastery in the field of painting, the artists would try his or her hand in creating a perspective illusion in their paintings, too.
This type painting is done in the style of creating perspective illusionism. In this style of painting, an artist try blurring blurs the boundary between the real space and the fictitious space that we can observe on a canvas. In this painting we see a very realistic figure, a boy trying to jump out of a window. But by creating the perspective illusion, the painter has succeeded in converting this two dimensional painting into a three dimensional one.
We've always heard the saying Art imitating life and life imitating art. In some cases, a painting may give us that feeling of accomplishment not because of what is being depicted on the painting but because of the value of the artwork. You look at that highly collectible artwork on your wall, heave a sigh and say "I've made it!”.
Paintings and our mood
Selecting a painting is a very fragile process because it can transform the mood in any room. A casual watercolor painting can make any person relax inside a stuffy business office.
This is the very reason why paintings make such good accents in virtually any room there are so many choose from that there is bound to be a piece or two that is just exactly what you are looking for.