The phrase 'intricate art' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to a complicated and complex piece of artwork. For example, "I've always admired the intricate art featured in the Louvre."
The Olinthos mosaics also reveal that picture making with light and dark pebbles had by then evolved into an intricate art.
At the entrance to Palenque are skilled guides who can help a first-time traveler decipher its intricate art, architecture and ambience.
Professor Bennett was considered the father of Mycenaean epigraphy — that is, the intricate art of reading inscriptions from the Mycenaean period, as the slice of the Greek Bronze Age from about 1600 to 1200 B.C. is known.
Today, though, Mr. Price is not only an inspiration to liberal arts majors looking for an adventure abroad, but also the unlikely future of the intricate art that he is still learning.
Among the many different objects at Two Zero C Applied Art, for example, you wouldn't want to miss a wall-mounted installation of eight small round and ovoid metal vases bearing intricate Art Deco patterns in red and black lacquer.
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Nepotism, though, is only part of the intricate Chinese art of relationship management known as guanxi.
It is an intoxicating, beautiful spectacle: an intricate New Orleans art form.But the culture goes beyond public performance.
In "Slash: Paper Under The Knife," I was drawn to the stunningly intricate book art of Su Blackwell.
Many people thought that the intricate, intimate art of Handel could never work in the Met's cavernous spaces, but Wadsworth proves otherwise.
After leaving his former job as a fashion industry manager, he now designs and inks intricate body art, implementing a single, simple black line.
