The phrase "artistic compositions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to creative works, such as paintings, music, or literature, that are created with artistic intent.
Example: "The gallery showcased a variety of artistic compositions, ranging from abstract paintings to intricate sculptures."
Alternatives: "creative works" or "artistic creations".
But one artist has figured out a way to revisit history's ubiquitous category of artistic composition with a cast of formidably impressive women, redefining the female archetype in the process.
So much about the story enhances the feeling of an artistic composition.
Literacy was not widespread, and artistic composition was undertaken almost exclusively by monks.
It treats the basically functional buildings of the old market as if they were works of artistic composition.
If the dark paintings are characterized by spareness, the bigger ones exhibit horror vacui, a dislike or fear of leaving empty spaces in an artistic composition.
To exhibit as many different cactuses and succulents as possible in an artistic composition, he designed special plant containers and platforms.
Fitzsimmons quotes Yeats who spent Christmas Day with the young family and who found that "the perfect harmony … suggested some deliberate artistic composition".
Based on a harmony of simple linear construction and an appreciation of the subtle beauty of flowers and natural material, ikebana has separated into several major schools according to historical periods and differing theories of artistic composition.
What has changed is the now commonplace recognition, imparted in media studies and even in high-school English classes, that there's no such thing as neutral storytelling, and that every artistic composition, every visual representation, entails and embodies a wealth of ideological influences and prejudices which makes filmmakers want to stake out their positions clearly.
