"abstract depicting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a work of art that conveys a concept or emotion in a non-literal way. For example: "The artist's abstract depicting of love is both beautiful and mysterious."
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"Horses are the life of Deauville," said Simonne L'Hermitte, who paints abstract works depicting horses, as she entertained guests at her stand in the Hippodrome de la Touques, one of its two outdoor stadiums for equine events.
In the same year as the IEEE LTSA was published the IMS Global Learning Consortium (IMS GLC) also published its version of an Abstract Framework depicting the bigger picture of the technical specifications environment (IMS, 2003a).
But... .. "Yes, I had done one piece of abstract art depicting the insides of a piano, sort of a skeleton - without the strings -- that got my foot in the door at Steinway," Lynx added.
Ms. Lin's mother, Pang Tao, was trained as a Socialist Realist painter during the revolution, but in the 1980's she shifted to a semi-abstract style, depicting ancient Chinese bronzes as puzzlelike structures of colored planes.
The change from elephants to bishops may have had something to do with the design of the Persian pieces, which often were abstract and depicted the elephants with two protuberances to symbolize tusks.
Some went abstract, some depicted familiar pop culture references.
Zhan Wang's "Jia Shan Shi No. 46" is considered the most abstract and depicts the scholar's rock in stainless steel.
The piece is an abstract bronze sculpture depicting a full-length nude woman measuring 71" x 38" x 25".
The 1950s abstracts generally depict jumbled arrangements of geometric shapes.
