The phrase "artistic virtuosity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a high level of skill and creativity in the arts, such as music, painting, or dance.
Example: "The pianist's performance was a stunning display of artistic virtuosity that left the audience in awe."
Alternatives: "creative mastery" or "artistic excellence."
This taut 36-work summary of his development shows an artist whose artistic virtuosity was given substance by a religious vision of nature and an equally deep faith in the autonomy of paint as an expressive material.
The ability to convey meaning is a rare form of artistic virtuosity — rarer, even, than corporeal skills.
But Yates and Cheever were forcefully imaginative storytellers whose biographical particulars, squalor and all, help to shine some light on their artistic virtuosity.
When Jelinek won the Nobel Prize, in 2004, the honor provoked outrage from critics who claimed that her books contain more hateful fury than artistic virtuosity.
The selection gives particular attention to musicians renowned for their artistic virtuosity as well as for their role in the formation of diverse modern jazz styles.
But then he moved on to the R, explaining that its vertical bar, circular shape and diagonal were the places to look for artistic virtuosity.
"It's the one that achieved the highest level of artistic accomplishment, virtuosity, expression, creativity, and it encapsulates so much of the history of this country in the 20th century". Rep. John Conyers Jr. (D-Mich). said he was concerned that jazz music had more recognition abroad than in the United States.
I did not suspect football could be brought to this degree of virtuosity, this artistic limit.
To his work Eisner brought an array of talents seldom united in one individual: the patience, perseverance and interpretive skills required for thorough fieldwork, the meticulous care, ingenuity and resourcefulness needed for the most rigorous laboratory experiments and the technical virtuosity and artistic flair of a first-class photographer.
Alleging that Tzara's only merit was to establish a literary fashion, while recognizing his "formal virtuosity and artistic intelligence", he claimed to prefer Tzara in his Simbolul stage.
Who would have ever thought that this young Southern man from Augusta, Georgia, who was adopted and raised by older parents, would ever have an opportunity to grace the stage of such a prestigious hall where virtuosity and sheer artistic excellence is found.
