The phrase "and often depicted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how something is commonly represented or illustrated in various forms of media or art.
Example: "The hero is often depicted as a brave warrior, ready to face any challenge that comes their way."
Alternatives: "and frequently illustrated" or "and commonly portrayed".
Both of them scrupulously avoided anecdotal melodramatic painting and often depicted single figures.
The Graveyard poets, precursors of the Romantics, focused on human mortality and often depicted in their work a lonely nocturnal wanderer among tombs.
He is a wine-drinking recluse in quest of immortality and often depicted as a potbellied, bearded old man holding a fan with a tassel of horse hairs.
Conclusion: The majority of graphics in Annals of Emergency Medicine, although internally valid, failed to take full advantage of the graphic's potential and often depicted summary data when portrayal of subject-specific data was possible.
They placed emphasis on animals and often depicted pelicans in their art.
They placed emphasis on animals and often depicted spiders in their art.
Similar Olmec reliefs, usually narrative and often depicting warriors brandishing clubs, have been located on the Pacific plain of Chiapas Mexico and Guatemalala.
His visionary fantasies feature extravagant roles for actresses (including Romy Schneider and Isabelle Adjani) and often depict sex and violence from a political perspective; BAM has a complete retrospective of his films.
It has its roots in that state's folk traditions and rituals, and often depicts scenes from the life of the god Krishna.
This summer, I bought a retablo, a votive painting traditionally created in gratitude for some miracle and often depicting an act of rescue.
"Yet the media and advertising specifically have been slow to reflect the changing shape of gender identity and often depict, at best, a current view of society, and sometimes a backward view".
