The phrase "a good work of" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a good piece of work." You can use it when referring to a specific task or project that has been completed well.
Example: "The artist's latest exhibition is truly a good piece of work that showcases her talent."
Alternatives: "a fine example of work" or "a commendable piece of work."
A good work of art, you enjoy while it lasts".
After all, German philosopher Immanuel Kant thought that a good work of art makes our mental faculties – perception, imagination and understanding – resonate.
Is Marc Quinn's gold statue of Kate Moss, currently in the Greek galleries at the British Museum, a good work of art?
But he quickly added: "A good work of art should be able to stand on its own".In the exhibition that has just opened at London's Royal Academy, and runs until December 11th, about half the works, many of them huge, were created with its gracefully proportioned rooms in mind.
Ashton, "Notes on Choreography" (1951) in W Sorrell, The Dance Has Many Faces (1966) "I believe simply that a ballet must be a good work of art, that it must express the choreographer's vision of experience as truthfully and beautifully as possible.
It is not a good work of art and it is not to be supposed that Goldin – whose images of Manhattan's Lower East Side demi-monde are often extremely moving – has no sense of the need to clothe the child's vulnerability with that explanatory title.
"We have a combination of a good work force, a lot of colleges and universities and great transportation infrastructure".
"I was blessed with a good work ethic because of my father's influence.
In addition, the caregivers demonstrated a good work ability and quality of life.
"When I see a really good work of art, sometimes I could just cry because more people aren't going to know about it," she says.
This book is just a pretty good work of fan fiction.
