The phrase "artwork mounted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe artwork that has been affixed or displayed on a surface, such as a wall or a board.
Example: "The gallery featured several pieces of artwork mounted on elegant frames, enhancing their visual appeal."
Alternatives: "framed artwork" or "displayed artwork".
The restaurant has shiny dark wood floors, dramatic floral arrangements and artwork mounted on canvas-covered sound-absorbing boards.
Much like the artwork mounted on the walls, the menu offers specialities from Togo in west Africa.
He didn't have water or electricity, but he had matching candlesticks on his coffee table, a bowl of fruit on a kitchen counter and artwork mounted on tarpaulin walls.
Six artworks mounted on wooden pedestals are spread generously throughout the gallery, each consisting of a silicone rubber sculpture mounted on a reflective base.
The nine artworks mounted in the show— by artists Yinka Shonibare, Sammy Baloji, Berni Searle, Jim Chuchu, and others— explores time in relationship to colonialism, politics, local economies, and personal identities.
They brought together a collection of locally owned artwork and mounted a mini-exhibit inside the president's suite at the Hotel Texas in downtown Fort Worth, where he spent the night on Nov. 21, 1963.
But many of the green features are mostly window dressing: people who arrive in hybrid cars get a parking garage discount; artwork is mounted on bases made from recycled tires.
Gregory animates the traditionally static medium by capturing her artwork with a mounted camera every few strokes.
The oil painter, known for still life creations with a wine theme, has participated in Art-A-Fair for three years and deemed it "a great experience to, as a judge, see the work that others are producing". According to him, the judges held up scorecards numbered one through 10 after evaluating the artwork, which was mounted on easels.
Bookcases have been turned around, and artworks have been mounted on the back.
With very rare exception - like when the artwork has to be mounted - the street people who create the art get all the proceeds from the sale.
