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Meaning of "patrons of the arts"
This phrase describes individuals or organizations who actively support or sponsor artists, performers, or artistic endeavors. It indicates individuals or groups who provide financial, moral, or other forms of assistance to artistic projects, institutions, or individuals, promoting the development and sustenance of arts and culture
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patrons of the arts
They were all important patrons of the arts.
A few patrons of the arts are beginning to emerge.
The guilds were important patrons of the arts.
Patrons of the arts.
The zamindars were also patrons of the arts.
Certain private patrons of the arts have a policy of regular purchases.
Who knew b and c were such patrons of the arts.
Now the patrons of the arts are glad she has a lot of nerve.
They were great patrons of the arts.
I can not imagine anyone wanting to hurt my parents . they were patrons of the arts.
They were also patrons of the arts.
A number of others statues in the courtyard honor artists, scientists and patrons of the arts.
Societies may have patrons of the arts as rulers.
The great dictators have always been the great patrons of the arts.
Speaking of patrons of the arts.
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The northern Song emperors were enthusiastic patrons of the arts.
The Kushāns were patrons of the arts and of religion.
The Medici family have always been patrons of the arts.
They were also patrons of the arts who contributed to the Renaissance.
A refuge from the outside world for artists and patrons of the Arts.
Tonight, dear patrons of the arts.
Both he and his younger brother Peter Vok acted as patrons of the arts.
Those are the patrons of the arts.
Artists are usually self-supporting, although some do receive contributions from patrons of the arts.
We Kensingtons are patrons of the arts.
And they have substantial private collections . Apparently many Phantom buyers are patrons of the arts.
And I am glad that we have patrons of the arts in these fields.
Jobson has likened those who participate in this programme as " modern-day patrons of the arts.
Who knew b and c were such patrons of the arts You're welcome.
Both Jairan and Almotacin were fearless warriors, but also sophisticated patrons of the arts.
But backstage … one or two patrons of the arts maybe, but the rest, a dirty business.
Still, the Archdukes Albert and Isabella enjoy a well merited reputation as patrons of the arts.
The couple were important patrons of the arts in Berlin during the 19th century.
You know, my family … they are huge patrons of the arts.
Napoleon . Speaking of patrons of the arts.
We do not have to tunnel anymore . Now, Frenchy and I, we are patrons of the arts.
Henry Porter Sutton … socialites, patrons of the arts.
Now, Frenchy and I, we are patrons of the arts.
Chalmers and his wife Jean first became patrons of the arts in the 1930s.
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