The phrase "artist frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a frame specifically designed for displaying artwork or to describe a style or context related to artists.
Example: "The gallery showcased a stunning collection of paintings, each elegantly displayed in an artist frame that complemented the artwork beautifully."
Alternatives: "art frame" or "frame for artwork".
Composition also conveys emotion: in the midst of his fame, an image has the artist framed by raised wineglasses; the faces of those holding the glasses are not depicted, highlighting the isolation the artist feels.
As with the others of its ilk, this upcycled sculpture exhibits both the beautiful and the destructive sides of humanity — a paradox which the artist frames as an engagement with "the climactic and social crises that have come to the fore in the 21st century's Anthropocene Era".
Just as a artist frames a work of art, you must create a frame around the poem that you have discovered and record it.
"The great achievement of our society, the possibility of not talking about race, has been moved even farther away and maybe out of reach forever," said Joseph A. Davis, an artist and frame shop owner in Boca Raton, Fla., after listening to Mr. Obama speak.
Acrylic on Celotex, in metal artist's frame.
Laminate and Acrylic on Celotex, in artist's frame.
Carmen Herrera, Cerulean, 1965, acrylic on canvas, in artist's frame, 69 x 68 1/2 in.
Mark Ryden The Tree of Life No. 63, 2006, 84 x 56 1/2", Oil on canvas with artist made frame.
Each month we will focus on creative communities within five states as a litmus test to understand local demographics, politics, and cultural dynamics from an artist's frame.
ILYA KABAKOV, HOLIDAYS NO. 6, signed, titled and dated 1987 on the stretcher, oil, collage and mixed media on masonite in artist's frame, 100 by 140 cm; 39 3/8 by 55 1/8 in., Estimate 800,000 — 1,200,000 GBP, LOT SOLD.
