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Meanings of mecenate in English
Synonyms
Examples for "patron of the arts"
Examples for "patron of the arts"
1
Builder, political governor, religious propagandist, reformer, patron of the arts and science.
2
The BBC has a long-standing commitment as a patron of the arts.
3
In her later years, Carla Fendi became a well-known patron of the arts.
4
Yes, but for all his faults, he was a great patron of the arts.
5
Bettini was an intimate friend of Buonarroti and a considerable patron of the arts.
1
I wondered if you were related to the art patron Gertrude Sheldon.
2
The general art patron in England is a brewer or distiller.
3
The resulting noggins are realistic enough to give the most sharp-eyed art patron pause.
4
She didn't want to be pegged as an art patron, not in her current guise.
5
Why will the art patron never take advice?
1
Tame Iti and arts patron Jenny Gibbs were eventually able to negotiate its return more than a year later.
2
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the 'Morrison Music Trust' record label, headed by financier and arts patron, Lloyd Morrison.
3
Schmidt and Rogers called on wealthy Chicagoans like the developer and ex-alderman Bill Singer and the developer and arts patron Lewis Manilow.
4
Oh, I forgot -the guy was a billionaire arts patron and he owned a bunch of huge pharma companies that bankrolled all his plans.
5
The New Yorker, January 26, 1998 P. 29 Signed Talk story about the funeral wake of arts patron Dominique de Menil.
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