There are Crosshatches, tales of transitions between realities that are separate but connected (see Trompe-l'Oeil, Portals).

ECONOMIST: Fantasists

The Tunisian cars and the Egyptian trompe l'oeil are unlikely to be acquired by the reigning monarchs.

WSJ: Taking It to the Street | The Shift

Then, in the 17th century, when cabinets of curiosity were an aristocratic fashion, they too became a fashionable trompe l'oeil theme.

ECONOMIST: The art of deception