aesthete

He is a paradoxical aesthete as well as a paradoxical moralist.

More recently , imperial collections have set the standards for scholars, artists, aesthetes and the leisured classes.

He is known for being an aesthete with a keen eye for art.

As an aesthete, she appreciates the beauty of nature.

The gallery was filled with aesthetes admiring the paintings.

She is considered an aesthete due to her impeccable taste in fashion.

The aesthete carefully selected each piece of furniture for the room.

His home reflects the style of an aesthete with its elegant decor.

The magazine caters to the tastes of modern aesthetes.

She surrounds herself with beauty, truly living like an aesthete.

The aesthete found inspiration in the symphony's harmonious melodies.

His writing style is often described as that of an aesthete.

Was he at heart an aesthete, happiest making music in beautiful buildings among works of art?

They were artisans and aesthetes: scientists of a sort that gradually ceased to exist as the natural sciences grew more formal and mature.

He turned into what Kierkegaard would call the aesthete — a man who has become hypersensitive to his potential, settling for nothing and only chasing bass pleasures and the momentarily interesting.

He was notorious also for the extravagance of his costume, but, unlike the aesthetes of that day, who clothed themselves with artistic carelessness, he had a taste for outrageous colours.