The phrase "artwork licensed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to artwork that has been granted permission for use under specific terms or conditions.
Example: "The gallery features a collection of artwork licensed from various contemporary artists."
Alternatives: "licensed artwork" or "artwork under license".
In the general spirit of uninhibited enthusiasm that Eliasson's artwork has licensed, a slight deficiency in the number of people who dragged themselves through rain before work to make this impromptu artwork is made up by museum visitors.
Today I learned that through collaboration with Carlos Slim, a philanthropist and long-standing patron of the arts, Britto's artwork will now be licensed and available in Mexico and Latin America in a huge way!
Over the course of more than a dozen years sharing quarters and cases, Mr. Mosley, whose cluttered office is filled with his children's artwork (his license to practice in federal courts is obscured by a multicolored heart and a coloring-book Batman), and Mr. Jackson, who favors posters of boxers, have developed an easy rapport that can seem like something out of a buddy movie.
They even licensed a fan's artwork for the tour poster.
Katie has licensed botanical and floral artwork from artists including Linda Funk, Sylvia Gonzalez, Lisa Gabel, and Susan Williams.
Earlier this month Tapulous also released Nine Inch Nails Revenge, a version of the game that features licensed NIN music and new artwork.
She licenses her artwork for greeting cards, calendars and other products.
This made it difficult for him to get hold of his original artwork, and excluded him from any profits Hulton made from the huge range of Dan Dare and Eagle merchandise it licensed.
In the marketing context, "media" is a term that is broadly defined to include not only direct broadcast and print advertising, but also things like subtle product placement in programming, artwork on product packaging and licensing arrangements that tie products to popular broadcast icons.
The location of unsold pieces created during the marriage needs to be identified, and hiding artworks or failure to disclose licensing documents could be a source of future lawsuits.
