The phrase "a lasting work of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a piece of art, literature, or any creation that has enduring significance or impact over time.
Example: "Shakespeare's plays are considered a lasting work of literature that continues to influence writers today."
Alternatives: "an enduring piece of" or "a timeless creation of".
'Darwin was creating a lasting work of art,' as Darwin's biographer Janet Browne puts it.
The stadium wasn't just any old luxury-box conduit he'd succeeded in building; it was a lasting work of architecture, a contribution to the skyline of a major American city, "in the spirit of Richard Meier," he said.
Works of art are enjoyed for different reasons in different periods; it may even be one of the defining characteristics of a lasting work of art that it yields up different qualities for admiration at different times.
Capturing this breadth, revealing the crummy details before the Gang gets its due, is what makes a lasting work of Gang Theory; it's not just the number of characters that matters, but the depth and quality of the time spent with them, and the subtleties and candor of the stories they tell.
She had great confidence in all women but doubted that a woman would produce a lasting work of art or literature in her time and disliked the popular female poets of her time.
Everyone knows that any deep and lasting work of art takes an entire month to make".
Every lasting work of literature since the very weird "Beowulf" has been strange, not only because it grapples with the strangeness around us, but also because the effect of originality is startling, making even the oldest books feel like brand-new stories.
This backdrop does not include the lasting work of Alpha brothers like W.E.B. DuBois, Martin Luther King, Jr., Whitney Young, Paul Robeson, William T. Coleman, Julius Chambers, C.T. Vivian, Lester Granger, Andrew Young, Joseph Lowery, Floyd McKissick, Marc Morial and others.
This is surely one of the great and lasting works of popular art -- with equal emphasis on both of those words -- of the last quarter-century (Scott).
My primary goal was to present entertaining sketches of these figures' daily lives--but I also wanted to show how lasting works of art can arise from small increments of labor.
"I replied, 'Only if you send me a photo.'" To play a part of perhaps the longest-lasting work of human art, one that will last hundreds of thousands of years, he admits, is an incredible feeling.
