The phrase "artistic harmony" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pleasing arrangement or balance of artistic elements in a work of art, music, or design.
Example: "The painting achieved a sense of artistic harmony through its balanced colors and shapes."
Alternatives: "creative balance" or "aesthetic unity".
For artistic harmony, others leave it well behind.
The waltzing couple in "Dance at Bougival" (pictured), locked in a passionate embrace, seem to embody the artistic harmony Renoir himself had achieved.
Planting, cultivating and harvesting are carried out on auspicious days, as dictated by phases of the moon; beauty and artistic harmony are also important, though, so this is not some haphazard vegetable plot but a superbly designed and executed space.
The Brooklyn boy had triumphed in Manhattan, and he turned its tree-lined side streets, with their attendant muses — Gershwin and Porter, Ellington and Armstrong — into an achieved grail of success, taste, and artistic harmony.
Its apparent that when the three come together in a unique and artistic harmony, they create stories that can not only catalogue, but also heal.
There are dozens more details, yet they all blend together in nearly artistic harmony--an impression rarely evoked by any commercial product, bespoke or not.
The result of that artistic stretch is "Harmony," with a book and lyrics by his longtime collaborator, Bruce Sussman.
In that instance, newsworthiness and artistic excellence were in harmony – but that's not always the case.
But for a brief decade, Stax Records provided a beacon of racial harmony and artistic authenticity that lit the way to the possibility of a more equitable, music business.
The building seems to me to resemble the institution itself – the new and the old tangled together in uncertain harmony; high artistic ambitions sometimes compromised; a certain corporate pomposity undercut by small, humane gestures.
But one listen to the lovely "Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet," confirms that it's also pointless to quibble with such an oft-blissful tribute to harmony and artistic curiosity.
