The phrase "a wonderful evocation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that effectively brings to mind or represents a particular feeling, image, or idea in a positive way.
Example: "The painting is a wonderful evocation of the serene beauty of the countryside at dawn."
Alternatives: "a beautiful representation of" or "an exquisite reflection of".
The first chapter is a wonderful evocation of how he came to comedy as a child.
A wonderful evocation of an evening that will live within me for years to come.
The exhibition opens with Sargent's "Hotel Room," a wonderful evocation of the pleasures of arrival in these sunny Mediterranean climes.
Set in the American midwest, Flynn's second novel is a wonderful evocation of drab small-town life.
The Nate series by Tim Federle is a wonderful evocation of what it's like to be a theater kid.
Chair of judges Professor Janet Todd called it "a wonderful evocation of the nature of childhood" which "questions the power of imagination".
I used Auden's "Musée des Beaux Arts" as a kind of inspiration (I know, Auden and "The Brady Bunch," what a natural fit), with its wonderful evocation of Icarus and the unnoticed event.
Mailer, by turns, is analytical, hyperbolic, delirious, homey (the wonderful evocation of the moon's surface as "a barnyard trod by countless hooves") and lyrical ("the moon was a voice which did not speak").
But having read her wonderful evocation of Jewish Vitebsk, tsarist St Petersburg and modernist Paris, having lived as in a novel with the Hasidic families of Chagall and Bella Rosenfeld, his first wife, the reader will be hooked.Vivid personalities, constant upheavals and Chagall's scarcely believable blunders make for barely a dull page.
Wolf Hall is a wonderful book: its evocation of Tudor life is marvellous.
There are wonderful stray bits: an evocation of "Doris Day parking" (why is it that Doris Day never has to look for a parking space in her romantic comedies?), for example, or Campbell's writing about "the ghost taxis of Kyoto" and why, during his time in Japan, he "made the Kyoto taxi my personal focus and spiritual transportation device".
