The phrase "a classic representation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that exemplifies a particular style, theme, or idea that is widely recognized and appreciated.
Example: "The painting is a classic representation of the Impressionist movement, showcasing the use of light and color."
Alternatives: "an iconic depiction of" or "a quintessential example of".
Gordon Rintoul, director of National Museums Scotland, said he was "delighted" that Diageo was donating The Thin Red Line, which "is one of the best known of all Scottish historical paintings and is the classic representation of military heroism as an icon of Scotland".
Then I read Claire Gilman's assurance that, but of course, "in this classic representation of the female body as fetish object we can immediately recognize the objectification of women in contemporary society," and so forth.
Noting that he bears "some resemblance to the classic representation of Jesus" in his day-to-day life, Evans said he felt it "would be meaningful to present an alternative interpretation" of Christ's teachings. .
In contrast to classic representations of genetic regulatory networks that integrate only regulation by transcription factors [ 7], we have also incorporated transcriptional regulations by premature termination of transcription.
Our high school has a bit of glory attached to it; the now-deceased director, John Hughes must have envisioned Niles East to be an ideal representation of a classic Midwestern high school because he used it in three iconic films: Sixteen Candles, Risky Business and Weird Science.
A classic case of taxation without representation, because the dead can't vote.
It's a classic case of taxation without representation.
The classic is an excellent representation of the nature of Barolo, while the Ornato is a more powerful wine with rich tannins and a rugged structure that demands time.
Thus letters are a classic case of shape invariant visual representations.
