The sentence "image courtesy of the artist" is correct and usable in written English. You can use this phrase whenever you refer to artwork or a photo that has been provided by the original artist. For example, "The majestic landscape painting was created by local artist Jane Smith. Image courtesy of the artist.".
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Image courtesy of the artist.
Image courtesy of the artist Fig. 6 Laura: RGB (2011) by Sophie Kahn.
Image courtesy of the artist Fig. 7 Suchab (2012) by Nick Ervinck, ABS fused deposition modelling.
Image courtesy of the artists.
Image courtesy of the artists and Carroll / Fletcher, London.
Image courtesy of the artists Light Pollination is on at the London Design Festival now until September 25 , 2016
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