Dining room from Kirtlington Park by John Sanderson

Dining room from Kirtlington Park 1748

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wooden interior design

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John Sanderson’s *Dining room from Kirtlington Park* (1748) is a monumental, immersive, three-dimensional artwork that recreates the opulent interior of a country house. It is a remarkable example of trompe l’oeil painting that creates the illusion of depth and reality. The artwork captures the grand scale of the dining room, with its intricate plasterwork, large windows, and gleaming hardwood floors. This large-scale, three-dimensional artwork is on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.