The phrase "main artist" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the primary or most important artist associated with a particular work or project. Example: "The main artist for the upcoming exhibit at the museum is internationally acclaimed painter, Maria Rodriguez."
The main artist was playing the dholak, a cylindrical drum.
However, Shifrin's association with this group did not harm him; from 1935-1961, he was the main artist of the Central Theatre of the Soviet Army.
I asked something vague about "Just the Two of Us," a song he wrote with Grover Washington, Jr., which was released in 1981, with Washington listed as the main artist.
A few blocks away, at a former government building that has become a revolutionary exhibit, the main artist, Abdul Ghassem, said the Amazigh revival should not harm other Libyans or be seen as a yearning for separatism.
It turns out that besides being the main artist with whose work I feel a great affinity, we are also descended from the same colonist, so we are cousins, too!
The main artist of the Corpus Bible also worked for the Abbey of St Bertin and may be French in origin; he seems to have been a travelling illuminator.
He showed there again a year later, and when Presenhuber became a partner at a larger gallery in Zurich, in 1998, Fischer was one of her main artists.
el-Fass is one of the main artists behind 15/3 Studios, a young, innovative collective of creatives, including video artists, cartoonists, photographers, graphic designers, writers and producers.
Works of the main artists of the period will be introduced and analyzed, giving attention to the historical and cultural context of their production and reception.
Mr Lauder has stuck to them, concentrating his collection around cubism's main artists in the years between 1907 and 1918, "the movement's heroic period".In 1986 he faced his first big stretch.
Rather than honoring a strict hierarchy of stars, the main artists remained onstage throughout the night, sitting in a semicircle on chairs, taking turns performing songs round-robin style.
