"remarkable masterpiece" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is exceptionally well-made in a creative or artistic way. For example, "The Mona Lisa is a remarkable masterpiece of Renaissance art."
It's a pilgrimage that millions undertake and a story of love and suffering that has inspired some of the world's most remarkable masterpieces.
Himanshu Agrawal's remarkable origami masterpiece.
Pablo Picasso's 1955 painting Les Femmes d'Alger (Version O) is such a remarkable and important masterpiece that it could maintain the world record auction price for at least a decade, the auctioneer who sold it has predicted.
John J. O'Connor, the chief television critic of The New York Times, once observed, "The truly remarkable phenomenon for 'Masterpiece Theater' fans is how the memory of each of these productions is so firmly stamped with the personality of a single person: the soft-spoken fellow sitting with a book in his lap, looking up just long enough to tell us what it's all about".
Kahn gave us a remarkable string of masterpieces that includes the Salk Institute and the Kimbell Art Museum, and yet he was one of those shambling geniuses whose life was a mess of contradictions.
Threads (Jonathan Cape £25) is the story of a Norfolk sailor/artist whose medium was wool embroidery – his masterpiece a remarkable evacuation of Dunkirk.
It's a "remarkable, beautiful, emotionally rich masterpiece" that she's still surprised she fell in love with at age 14, when, she remembers fondly, her mother first played it for her.
A remarkable recording of a tender masterpiece.
Le Carré has produced at least one masterpiece, and a remarkable string of carefully crafted, well written, intelligent novels that engage directly with the contemporary world.
Le Carré has produced at least one masterpiece, and a remarkable string of carefully crafted, well written, intelligent novels that engage directly with the contemporary world.
