The phrase "a classic composition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a well-known or traditional arrangement of elements, often in the context of music, art, or literature.
Example: "The symphony is a classic composition of the Romantic era, showcasing the emotional depth and complexity of the time."
Alternatives: "a timeless arrangement of" or "a traditional piece of".
So in his new book, "Understanding Composition," when he describes the rule of thirds, a classic composition strategy, he prefers to call it the suggestion of thirds.
As a composer as well as an animator and artist, the juxtaposition of a classic composition designed to teach the Baroque-era basics against post-WWII art and musical notation is exactly the kind of tongue-in-cheek collision of contexts we've come to expect from Warburton.
We have also shown that trophoblast invadosomes do not have the classic composition of podosomes.
The Blade Runner soundtrack by Vangelis is a dark melodic combination of classic composition and futuristic synthesizers which mirrors the film-noir retro-future envisioned by Ridley Scott.
It's a classic type of composition for hardcore merch, like, bold, colorful, strong text with an image that's one color.
In part, this is Friedlander's fault: his signature style undermines all notions of classic composition and tends to thwart the casual viewer.
I was particularly interested in this classic composition that's seen on a lot of the covers of those comics where two figures in the background are embracing while a lonely girl in the foreground looks wistfully at them, shedding a single tear.
Though probably intended as documentation of the painting, it is a classic Dada composition.
Skip the doughy lead sinkers called pear fritters for the Red Hat's tarte Tatin, not the caramelized classic, but a composition of chunks of apple on a homemade crust, scrumptious with a scoop of gelato.
I captured the eyes in the top of the frame – a classic rule of thirds composition.
