The phrase "artists figure" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a figure or representation of an artist, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The artists figure prominently in the exhibition, showcasing their unique styles and techniques."
Alternatives: "artist's representation" or "figure of the artist."
Assembled from the museum's collections, the show includes portraits by academic and folk artists, figure drawings, historical and literary narratives, scientific illustrations and landscapes.
The artists figure they have paid more than $1 million in rent over six years, but have received little in return.
More than 100 paintings by Gauguin and other artists figure in "Gauguin and the Voyage to the Exotic," on view at the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza in Madrid.
Uptown, names of leading artists figure as graffiti on big photographs of New York locales, and as print on wallpaper whose misaligned strips yield scrambled masters on the order of "Jasper Beuys".
The paintings of the 6-year old lack cohesion, are chaotic and often composed of single drawings of individual artists (Figure 4).
And it can inform artists about what other bands and musicians their fans like, which helps artists figure out who to collaborate or tour with, for example.
The storyboard artists figured out the plot as they went along and we added dialogue to that.
From its beginnings in the 1890's, Bronxville was conceived as a planned community, and artists figured in the plan.
Art by black artists figures in another commemorative show, the "19th Annual Contemporary Black Artists in America Exhibit," which opens today at the Great Neck Library on Bayview Avenue.
It's "La Bohème" at the Chelsea Hotel; a mix, she writes, of "Funny Face" and "Faust," two hungry artists figuring out whom to love, how to make art and when to part.
David Hallberg, a visionary-artist figure, bare-chested beneath a suit, is in a traumatic state when the curtain rises.
