Bell was a former war artist and influential member of the Victorian artistic establishment, who after World War II was appointed to teach at the National Gallery of Victoria's painting school.
And Hitler loved art and architecture, too, so perhaps the whole artistic establishment stands condemned.
But his unconventionally visionary, cloudy canvases are making him a marginal figure in the artistic establishment and a figure of fun for the general public.
Dismissed for years as a disreputable peddler of pornography, Meyer was belatedly embraced by the artistic establishment and hailed as an American auteur.
She has arrived on the scene with a blaze of artistic and intellectual power that has people talking — and drawn the approving attention of the state-run artistic establishment, too.
When he met Manet about 1862, Degas developed an affectionate but pointed rivalry with the slightly older man and soon shared something of Manet's oppositional stance toward the artistic establishment and its traditional subject matter.
Mr. Williams was an early champion of outsider art — works by those, mostly self-taught, who are outside the artistic establishment and away from art-world centers and might use materials like corrugated roofing, plywood or rug remnants.
Founded in 1962, the Film-Makers' Cooperative has since the start of the decade occupied space controlled by the P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center, another bulwark of the city's avant-garde artistic establishment.
Nat Tate (derived, it is said, from London's two big museums, the National Gallery and the Tate) is the invention of Boyd, who twelve years ago attempted to convince the literary and artistic establishment of New York that Tate was a forgotten painter of the New York school.
"Sir Anthony Blunt, a former curator of Queen Elizabeth's art collection, and a renowned member of Britain's artistic establishment, was identified by the Government today as a long-sought "fourth man" in the Burgess-Maclean spy case of 25 years ago..
