aesthete
n.
attested from 1878, in vogue 1881, from Greek aisthetes "one who perceives," from stem of aisthanesthai "to perceive, to feel" (see aesthetic).
I want to be an aesthete,
And with the aesthetes stand;
A sunflower on my forehead,
And a lily in my hand.["Puck," Oct. 5, 1881]
And with the aesthetes stand;
A sunflower on my forehead,
And a lily in my hand.["Puck," Oct. 5, 1881]