The phrase "art evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing proof or documentation related to art, such as authenticity or provenance.
Example: "The gallery provided art evidence to support the claim that the painting was created by a renowned artist."
Alternatives: "art documentation" or "art proof".
It is a blunt, direct work of art, evidence of a greatly unsettling bit of history.
From the cave art evidence, scholars have usually inferred that the transition to modern human behavior occurred late and rather abruptly.
A combination of divine and human runs throughout Egyptian art, evidence of a culture that saw existence as a play of dualities.
This is the danger faced by researchers and developers alike, because the limits of existing content repositories means it is often a struggle for patent examiners to find what they call prior art — evidence that an invention is already known — relating to an application.
Each of these types of decorative art, evidence of the and endowments of the Azerbaijan nation, is very much in favor here.
Eleven patients in the non-aspirin control group (n=48) had an ART evidence of platelet inhibition and consequently received a platelet transfusion.
However, the comparison with the state of the art evidenced that also the energy storage potential of the literature photocatalysts do not allow a short term feasibility of the proposed technology.
Although state of the art evidence-based clinical guidelines have been available to clinicians for some time, it is now well understood that the implementation or adoption of research information in actual clinical practices lags far behind, with limited potential to change physician behavior [ 1- 3].
The IE specialists helped teams incorporate the latest evidence into their projects and to design IEs that produce state-of-the-art evidence, to achieve better results on the ground.
In fact, in the field of arts, evidence of appropriate skills is always the most important factor in any considerations.
The new classification criteria, developed using a data-driven and decision-analytic approach, have excellent performance characteristics and incorporate current state-of-the-art evidence regarding gout.
