The phrase "artistic legacies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the lasting impact or influence of artistic works or movements over time.
Example: "The museum's exhibition highlights the artistic legacies of the Renaissance, showcasing the works of masters like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo."
Alternatives: "cultural legacies" or "creative legacies".
His poems are among the great artistic legacies of Victoriana.
Artistic Legacies: The Robert Goodnough Family and the Fred Stein Family".
Persepolis, primarily the creation of Darius and Xerxes, is one of the great artistic legacies of the ancient world, with its carefully proportioned and well-organized ground plan, rich architectural ornament, and magnificent decorative reliefs.
Dream Boogie: The Triumph of Sam Cooke by Peter Guralnick 768pp, Little, Brown, £25 If Sam Cooke had created nothing but the posthumously released "A Change Is Gonna Come", the first masterpiece of socially conscious soul and one of the shining artistic legacies of the civil rights movement, he would still be a man to commemorate and celebrate.
You'd have thought the Scottish cultural air would be thrumming with an accrued history of intellectual fighting and flyting over who we are, dating back to the unions of crowns and parliaments, through the Enlightenment and into all the scientific and artistic legacies of 19th and 20th-century Scottish culture, as manifested now, at a constitutional crossroads.
Below, Moore's unique addition to these artistic legacies in SHADOVVS. .
La Fenice had been one of the world's great opera houses, with famously perfect acoustics and an impressive artistic legacy; its loss was a tragedy for artists and opera lovers throughout the world.
Brooks also took control of her artistic legacy.
He was already thinking about his own artistic legacy.
Aside from furniture, architecture was Byrdcliffe's main artistic legacy.
A giant has fallen, but his artistic legacy will endure.
