Meanings of art patron in English

I wondered if you were related to the art patron Gertrude Sheldon.

The general art patron in England is a brewer or distiller.

The resulting noggins are realistic enough to give the most sharp-eyed art patron pause.

She didn't want to be pegged as an art patron, not in her current guise.

Why will the art patron never take advice?

Lauded as a poet and art patron, he was also a vote-rigger, tax-dodger, embezzler, flatterer and conniver.

It was carefully hung on the drawing-room wall, and the newly-blossomed art patron was called in to see it.

Mr. Watson Taylor, a wealthy art patron, gave Gibson employment, and was anxious that he should stop in London.

This was the former home in Rathgar of Dublin solicitor and art patron John Leo Burke who died in 1959.

The art patron never can understand as much about art as the artist, but he can learn a good deal.

TANAISTE Dick Spring turned up to open sometime publisher and art patron Noelle Cambell Sharp's new Dublin venture an art gallery on St Stephen's Green.

What rich art patron cares to be told continually by his own walls that Midas had ass's ears; that Lazarus sits ever at the gate?

Is it an absconding cashier then, a railway director, an army contractor, a Russian art patron, a lawyer, a Conservative editor, a social reformer?...

Best for: Higher-rolling art patrons who want gallery quality without gallery attitude.

As art patrons, the ruling branch of the Medici were never leaders of taste.

In the absence of art patrons, wallpaper was his only excuse for continuing as an artist.