Amongst the first visual artists credited for developing a distinctly British aesthetic and artistic style is William Hogarth.
The fact is that the music of Ms. Kone, Mr. Bona and Ms. Kidjo continues to exude a distinctly French aesthetic.
The film's focus on "perfect" bodies is sometimes cited as an example of its distinctly fascist aesthetic, but that case can be overstated.
"This was a time which saw the evolution of modern French nationalism, the transformation of painting, sculpture and photography, the emergence of the modern novel, and the evolution of a distinctly French aesthetic".
The space has a distinctly industrial aesthetic, with steel floors and electrical cords dangling from the ceiling, and is filled with items that possess what he calls the "flutter factor" — like a multileg cabinet in shiny Yves Klein blue by the Spanish design star Jaime Hayon.
Metroid was designed to be a shooting game that combined the platform jumping of Super Mario Bros. with the non-linear exploration of The Legend of Zelda and a distinctly darker aesthetic.
Olivier Mourgue's red upholstered Djinn chairs, used on the "2001" set, became a design icon, and the high-end lofts and hotel lobbies of the year 2001 bent distinctly toward the aesthetic of Kubrick's imagined space station.
Freneau's verse would earn him the title "Poet of the Revolution," and more serious fame as the progenitor of a distinctly American Romantic literary aesthetic.
This is a Modern garden -- the idea seems sharper if you call it a modernist garden -- and like many things Modern, it still has the ability to seem very new while evoking a distinctly bygone period in aesthetic history.
The decor is similar, too, but distinctly Google in its aesthetic, with light wood grain and gray fabric pairing up with playful hints of bright colors (the Google standbys).
The work, titled "Michelle and Sasha Obama Listening to Barack Obama at the Democratic National Convention August 2008," depicts just that, capturing in Peyton's distinctly effusive and whirly aesthetic the First Lady with a then 7-year-old Sasha resting in her lap. .
