The phrase "artwork depicting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a piece of art that illustrates or represents a particular subject or theme.
Example: "The gallery features an impressive collection of artwork depicting various historical events."
Alternatives: "art representing" or "art illustrating".
The "Sensation" exhibition first drew criticism from Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and Roman Catholic leaders for including an artwork depicting the Virgin Mary decorated with elephant dung.
Thirty years earlier, Dio's first post-Sabbath solo album had cover artwork depicting a priest being tormented by a devil, causing a lot of controversy.
With the Presidential election entering its final stretch, we've flipped (and clicked) through The New Yorker's archive of artwork depicting both major-party candidates.
by Sharon Levy With the Presidential election entering its final stretch, we've flipped (and clicked) through The New Yorker's archive of artwork depicting both major-party candidates.
The "who needs a degree?" chorus is getting louder and louder, as illustrated by a provocative piece in Sunday's New York Times that features artwork depicting four young people whose sweatshirts spell out "College Is for Suckers".
Extremely evocative of the skeletons common in artwork depicting the Mexican Day of the Dead, Día de los Muertos, Colossal Skeletal Marionette is next likely to be mounted at a festival in Mexico.
Its album artwork depicts the band members drinking Champagne around a pool, oblivious to the dead body floating in it.
Volunteers from the Normandy Veterans Associationn attend the museum to remind people that the artwork depicts real events – and answer the public's questions.
The Spy Booth artwork depicts three 1950s-style agents, wearing brown trench coats and trilby hats, using devices to tap into conversations at a telephone box.
The single artwork depicted in this exhibition is Jeff Koons's stainless-steel cast of an inflatable Mylar bunny, a gleaming totem for the postmodern era (above).
Created by street artist WK Interact, the black, white and red military artwork depicts a soldier holding a machine gun behind the symbol of the Mockingjay, hinting at a bloody rebellion.
