The phrase "artistic model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person or object that serves as an example or inspiration for artistic creation, such as in visual arts or performance.
Example: "The painter used her as an artistic model to capture the essence of beauty in his latest work."
Alternatives: "creative muse" or "artistic inspiration".
"The issue with the work of Tyler Shields isn't so much that he's copying so many artists' work though his shouldn't be an artistic model to aspire to but that his appropriations replace the unique vision of the original with the cheap ploys of shock or nostalgia," she said in an email.
And this complaint can be applied to all the Falklands fictions that apply an artistic model from a military disaster - Vietnam - to a military success.
The shift was an indication of the board leadership's desire for, as Ms. Gardiner put it, "more of a business model rather than an artistic model".
By Russell Platt July 16, 2015 SubCulture is an innovative venue with an artistic model that has been a resounding success but a business formula that has hit a wall.
While the venue's artistic model has been a resounding success, its for-profit formula hasn't yet gelled, and the need to offer the space for daytime business events, hoped for from the start, has become urgent.
It is not unlikely that a prosperous, more automated economy will make it possible for this split to persist into adult life: the Yahoos, on an essentially military model, occupying jobs; the longhairs, on an artistic model, devising ways of spending leisure time.
Too often for it to be an accident, Af Klint had an innate sense of how to make a painting, often with no artistic models to turn to.
Heaney, in this new collection, refers often to his literary and artistic models, mentors or favourites: Virgil, Dante, Beowulf (understandably, since he translated it), Patrick Kavanagh, Brodsky, Hughes, Zbigniew Herbert.
The Chinese prodigious aptitude at recasting foreign ideas and artistic models through their own world vision is illustrated both by several of the artifacts and by the statuary excavated in recent years.
On January 17, the Arts Research Center brought together Bay Area leaders in the arts and culture and UC Berkeley arts, humanities, and social science professors to address social and economic 'impact' in different artistic models.
But, just as some critics in the 17th century sought to expose the lawless alternatives to standing artistic models, Richardson's and Winckelmann's enlightened efforts to put art criticism on an objective basis were opposed by another Enlightenment figure, the great French encyclopaedist, author, and wit Denis Diderot.
