"artistic school" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a school or institution that specializes in teaching various forms of art, such as painting, sculpture, music, dance, etc. It can also refer to a specific artistic movement or style. Example: She enrolled in an artistic school to hone her skills in painting and drawing.
Or are they simply establishing a high competitive price for that artist or artistic school?
Throughout the 20th Century, individual collectors developed a passion for an artist or an artistic school, and by avidly pursuing and purchasing their works, not only pushed up their prices, but also played a significant part in the reappraisal of these artists, and their place in the canon of artistic taste.
— VanityFair.com I read somewhere that Cubism would never have developed as an artistic school without the invention of the airplane.
Eggleston has repeatedly denied that he is interested in politics, and has disavowed being part of a southern artistic school.
An article on Aug. 7 about the revival of the Hudson Valley misstated part of the name of an artistic school that frequently depicted the New York countryside.
Whereas MOMA presents works chronologically and arranged by artistic school: expressionism, cubism, surrealism and so on, the Tate Modern jumbles works from different periods together, linking them by intellectual theme.
(Anderson) ★ Rock the Bells, With Ms. Lauryn Hill and Nas (Saturday) Hip-hop's gathering of titans encourages its artists to revisit their most earthshaking albums in full, as an artistic schooling for the new generation and a nostalgic kick for the older set.
Roughly 75 pieces straddle fundamental artistic schools of the 1950s and 1960s, from Pop Art to Abstract Expressionism, challenging to a degree the traditional postwar art history narrative.
In this multi-lingual environment where feuds among artistic schools had been suspended, Zdanevich worked out the principles of "mature" zaum and a corresponding approach to book design.
A more important influence in the late Archaic period (750 475 bc) came from the artistic schools of Ionia, which was also probably the same source of the inspiration for issuing coinage; the first Cypriot coins were circulated for King Euelthon of Salamis in 560 525 bc.
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