The phrase "composition of art" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to describe the arrangement or organization of elements within a work of art, such as a painting or a photograph. Example: The composition of art in this piece is truly remarkable, with the placement of the figures and use of color creating a dynamic and visually engaging scene.
Study the composition of all arts––art is everywhere.
I love both movies, just as I've come to love the moody, searching overture to "Tannhauser," but my father's friend's principle holds true: Woody's indiscretions and Wagner's odious convictions aren't incidental; they change, however subtly, the composition of the art itself.
It is likely that the differences between previous studies and the results of our analyses reflect a more contemporary and likely composition of current ART regimens, resulting in improved immunological conditions and thereby higher CD4 counts.
In her clear, thoughtfully structured compositions, works of art and mundane elements work in concert within their carefully constructed settings to generate aesthetic conversations.
Despite the impeccable composition of his paintings, art critics dismissed Rockwell for decades, calling his work too saccharine.
Early on we knew we wanted to include the original game with the special edition in one form or another, stay true to the original composition of the background art, establish some continuity in the character designs based on their appearances throughout the series and bring back as many of the original voice actors from the very first Monkey Island "talkie", "The Curse of Monkey Island".
It implies a sure knowledge of the correct form of letters i.e., the conventional signs by which language can be communicated and the skill to make them with such ordering of the various parts and harmony of proportions that the experienced, knowledgeable eye will recognize such composition as a work of art.
A good arranger needs lots of skills, Buckmaster says, including a thorough working knowledge of harmony and counterpoint, the ability to sense what is right and proportional in the context of the song being arranged, knowledge of composition, and the art of orchestrating.
Modern analysis shows that these sets can be found within the structures and compositions of great works of art and architecture spanning thousands of years.
Castiglione conceived these compositions as finished works of art rather than studies, working from his head straight onto paper in a distinctive palette of red-brown and blue-grey.
