The phrase "artistic master" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has achieved a high level of skill or expertise in the arts, such as painting, music, or writing.
Example: "Many consider Leonardo da Vinci to be an artistic master, whose works continue to inspire generations."
Alternatives: "artistic genius" or "master artist".
This was the heart of the so-called "Heidelberg Project"p (Figure 4), a work by the Afro American artist Tyree Guyton, first helped by his wife and his artistic "master", the old Grandpa, and then helped by the neighbors.
And as other designers explored deconstruction and asymmetry, Saint Laurent refused to accept that true fashion could exist without the harmonious cut, drape and color, of which he was an artistic master.
The up-and-coming engineer and artistic master knows everything about how to recreate the ship, down to the very last measurement.
Chapter one examines the work of Giovanni Battista, who used printmaking as a creative outlet, seeking a freedom not possible in his other sculptural projects that were carried out according to the specifications of patrons and artistic masters.
New research suggests that many of the first artistic masters were women, not men.
Each artist will work with artistic director and master puppeteer, Igor Gozman to create their own puppet.
Cubism is artistic modernity's master key.
The artists participate in the center's workshops or work directly under the tutelage of the center's artistic director and master printer, Anthony Kirk.
But it is here that Anthony Kirk, the center's artistic director and master printmaker, assembles periodic exhibitions of such intelligence and quality that they rival the offerings at museums with far more substantial budgets and staff.
The grumpy loner known as the Princh is a terrific showcase for company artistic director and master of merriment Matt Walker, whose training includes the Royal Shakespeare Company, Second City and Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Clown College.
For more conventional artistic dominance and master-novice narratives, visit "Picasso and American Art" on the Whitney's fourth floor.
