The phrase "artistic characteristics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the features or qualities that define a particular style or form of art.
Example: "The painting's artistic characteristics reflect the influence of Impressionism, with its emphasis on light and color."
Alternatives: "artistic traits" or "artistic features".
To save myself and you the time and energy of debating the merits and validity of seapunk, I'll jump forward a bit and state that some artistic characteristics implemented by seapunk-friendly artists like James Ferraro (who's actually great, and transcends the meme'd label) were intelligent and worth discussing.
As with many artistic characteristics, this may have its roots in childhood.
For example, the George Eastman House in Rochester is to receive $140,000 to create Photolink, a user-friendly database for photography collections, permitting searches by time periods, social themes, artistic characteristics and other nontraditional categories.
Other than the shape of its bottle and the design of its label, both irrelevant to the quality of the contents, it's a neutral fluid without "artistic" characteristics.
He doesn't have artistic characteristics that leap out with the immediacy of man on fire.
The main cave blends Chalukyan architectural features such as massive figures of the divinities, guardians, and square pillars with custom capitals with Gupta artistic characteristics, like the depiction of mountains and clouds and female hairstyles.
Artistic conventions characteristic of all these countries blended with the local Central Asian ones, with the Indian conventions predominating, to create Bactria's own distinctive style in sculpture, whether in alabaster, stone, ivory, or wood.
We may take Herbart to be speaking here of a sense of artistic propriety characteristic of the connoisseur or the trained musician.
On this view, the artist distorts rather than reflects the source material, so that artistic representations exaggerate characteristic physical qualities of the object.
She shared her unrivalled knowledge of St Ives's artistic heritage with characteristic generosity and was modest about her achievements; perhaps too modest, sometimes.
Embracing Konstantin Stanislavsky's method (an acting technique that stressed the introspective approach to artistic truth), the characteristic trend of the Group's productions was primarily in the staging of social protest plays with a point of view from the left.
