'elegant art' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a particular style of artwork with a sophisticated beauty. For example, the painting, "The Starry Night" by Vincent van Gogh, is an example of elegant art.
The long, narrow storefront has an elegant Art Deco look.
But elegant art keeps emerging from the tussle.
Feast on Danish cod and brussels sprouts in the elegant, Art Nouveau dining room.
Düsseldorf's elegant art museum, the Kunstpalast (1) re-opens today after an extensive two-year renovation.
Ours is a large, quietly elegant Art Deco building near Gramercy Park.
The restaurants come and go, but the elegant Art Deco mirrors are a constant.
They live on the East Side in the same elegant art-deco building as Merchant and Ivory; when in town, theyoften breakfast together.
Anchoring flashy dialectics and moral fine points in a precise grid of geography and local customs, he tells the story of a law student (Barbet Schroeder, also the producer) who, frustrated in his efforts to date Sylvie (Michèle Girardon), an elegant art-gallery assistant, sets his sights on the coarser charms of Jacqueline Claudine Soubrierr), the shopgirl of the title.
Although Smith had hoped to publish another book, extending his "Science of Man" to the liberal sciences and elegant arts, the project outran him.
The supreme quality of their supple, sensitive, elegant arts may be the scariest thing about them, because it testifies that a civilization based on slaughter steadied and inspired human genius.
Visitors to Nagoya, Japan, can see the small white building where the papers were signed to start the company, a sprawling museum that exhaustively details every aspect of loom making and car building, as well as the elegant arts-and-crafts-era house where Sakichi lived.
