The phrase "art plane" is not a standard or widely recognized expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts related to art, such as discussing a conceptual or theoretical aspect of art, but it is not commonly found in general usage.
Example: "The artist's work transcends the traditional art plane, exploring new dimensions of creativity."
Alternatives: "artistic dimension" or "artistic realm".
Boeing's state-of-the-art plane is expected to emit 20% less CO2 per passenger kilometre than current comparable aircraft.
Ravilious is the lost genius of British art: his plane crashed over Iceland during the second world war.
There will be other expenses to consider — cover art, a plane ticket to the East Coast if I decide to do readings and on-the-ground media in New York and Philadelphia, where most of the book is set — but such expenses can be handled by bartering and frequent-flier miles.
I'd been saving the book "Art Girls Are Easy" for the Arts Festival plane.
We do our best to value everything, including stakes in privately held companies, real estate, art, yachts and planes.
We do our best to value everything, including stakes in publicly traded and privately held companies, real estate holdings and investments in art, yachts and planes.
While we try to value everything from individuals' stakes in publicly traded and privately held companies to real estate holdings and investments in art, yachts and planes, we do not pretend to have access to list members' tax returns and bank accounts.
Beethoven's greatest achievement was to raise instrumental music, hitherto considered inferior to vocal, to the highest plane of art.
December 17, 1770 Germany March 26 , 1827Vienna, Austria Beethoven's greatest achievement was to raise instrumental music, hitherto considered inferior to vocal, to the highest plane of art.
To jazz fans, he was the music's first great genius, the trumpeter who, in the 1920s, lifted a folk art on to another plane.
For more than a century, the reputation of Edvard Munch has circled the canon of modern art like a big plane seeking a runway.
