Is there a noun(phrase) meaning the state of being a masterpiece?

All music is a noun. ‘Made by ‘Masterpiece’ is a noun. I would like, however, to use a noun or as a concise noun phrase which refers not to a masterpiece, but its state of being a masterpiece. I thought of using’masterpieciness’ as a neologism, but I don’t know how digestible that would sound?

The masterpieceness

of our work, in the beauty of the work, lies in its…

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Asked on March 26, 2021 in Word choice.
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You could use Mastery, even though the primary association is of a person’s mastery of something. Mastery can still be used to the quality of the thing.

If you would like to try virtuosity, which at least covers the “great technical skill” part of masterpieceness and functions as a synonym of mastery. Two

other words that connote exceptional, as “masterpiece” does: genius And brilliance

Both

of

which

refer not only to the quality of the master, but also the qualities the master injects into his/her works.

Answered on March 26, 2021.
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There seems to be an art-blindness happening with the word “Masterpiece” in that originally it was the work a graduating apprentice was expected to make that included all techniques learned and executed at a high level of skill in order to join a guild, i.e. an hour-long guild-managed shop. The process was explained with appropriate documentation and if you didn’t think it would work out, then a guild may accept. How is it important to be recognized by peers? As someone who has achieved the goals of the program

Some examples of genius are

hackneyed Perhaps “aura” is taking it to a level beyond that for an artistic achievement, or even “mastery” or “art” itself. But mastery in work?

Personally I’d go for “the exceptionality in the work lies in its” rather than “Masterpiece”. To load on it is to me overkill and

tautology.

Answered on March 26, 2021.
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There seems to be an art-blindness happening with the word “Masterpiece” in that originally it was the work a graduating apprentice was expected to make that included all techniques learned and executed at a high level of skill in order to join a guild, i.e. an hour-long guild-managed shop. The process was explained with appropriate documentation and if you didn’t think it would work out, then a guild may accept. How is it important to be recognized by peers? As someone who has achieved the goals of the program

Some examples of genius are

hackneyed Perhaps “aura” is taking it to a level beyond that for an artistic achievement, or even “mastery” or “art” itself. But mastery in work?

Personally I’d go for “the exceptionality in the work lies in its” rather than “Masterpiece”. To load on it is to me overkill and

tautology.

Answered on March 26, 2021.
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In your example, noun itself is not perfect.

The masterpiece in the work lies in its…

Answered on March 26, 2021.
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