The phrase "a backdrop with an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a setting or context that includes a backdrop, often in artistic, theatrical, or visual contexts.
Example: "The play featured a stunning backdrop with an intricate design that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "a background featuring an" or "a setting with an".
A backdrop with a painting of a Cuban family in the 1930's is echoed by dancers dressed as children.
Young Americans are making reading choices that show a distinct preference for a backdrop with a British accent.
"We are gathering up the masses, people left behind by this government," Sathit Wongnongtoey, a Democrat Party member of Parliament, told the crowd on Saturday in front of a backdrop with a huge clenched fist.
Then, Marc Blackwell, a New York designer, whisked us away to see his design, "60s Girl," which had a backdrop with a blowup of a woman with dark, blunt-cut hair and heavy mascara, and Mr. Blackwell's own Plexiglas Jeffrey table, which resembled a light box, but could change color.
The stage is a bleached wooden platform with a matching faux proscenium and a backdrop with two doors, occasionally obscured with beautifully painted curtains depicting a cloud-covered sky or the Sicilian village where the play is set.
A backdrop with shapes that swirled into a face that looked like Munch's "Scream" coincided with the deluded howl of Sandrina and the Count at the end of Act II.
An "Untitled" portrait by Keïta from around 1955 shows a reclining woman, her pose not unlike the reclining nudes in European paintings, except she lies between the bold, contrasting patterns of a checkered ground cloth and a backdrop with delicate arabesques.
Twice a month, Ramos set up a backdrop with one simple light and a chair inside of the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium at PHC.
"La Muette" is considered the founding text of the grand-opera genre, in which high passions play out against a portentous historical backdrop, with an eclectic barrage of folkish airs, local-color dances, bellowing choruses, and thumping marches supplying a you-are-there sensation.
The tire print transformed Newman's zip — an abstract line against a monochrome backdrop with spiritual pretensions — into an artifact of everyday culture, which for Mr. Rauschenberg had its own transcendent dimension.
