The phrase "art title" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the name or designation of a specific piece of artwork.
Example: "The art title of this painting is 'Starry Night' by Vincent van Gogh."
Alternatives: "title of the artwork" or "name of the piece".
"Let's say you buy through a major auction house," said Gary D. Sesser, a lawyer at Carter Ledyard & Milburn who has handled art title disputes.
On Wednesday a major publicly traded insurance company, Argo Group, showed confidence in that fledgling market, announcing that it had bought ARIS, a small insurance firm that has been selling art title insurance since 2006.
New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, Berlin's museums and the Louvre in Paris are the kind of institutions which "stand the best chance of success" when formal loan requests are submitted, the art title suggested.
The media player will display album art, title and artist.
Square Enix has a hot-looking pixel art title called Project Octopath Traveler, in the running for weirdest working title of all time (tied with Death Stranding).
When we pick up a book, we often make a quick judgment based on the cover art, title and the author's name.
Today, Cha has surpassed his mentor, nabbing the World Latte Art Championship title last spring in Gothenburg, Sweden.
While best known for its art titles, the company publishes big, beautiful books on everything from children's books to cookbooks.
When I see cuss words in art titles it makes me think of leather jackets for some reason.
Before its release, Limbo was awarded both the "Technical Excellence" and "Excellence in Visual Art" titles at the Independent Games Festival during the 2010 Game Developers Conference.
Japanese glossies and international art titles stack up on tables and fill wall racks in a long row known as "Magazine Avenue" at this enormous bookstore.
