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Video covers more quotes & concepts including Marshal Mcluhan, Orson Scott Card, Oliver Wendell Holmes, etc. Thumbnail: Private viewing at by William Frith, 1884. Oscar Wilde was a student of John Ruskin, art professor, at Oxford. Wilde led the "art for art's sake" aesthetic movement. Ruskin was the popularizer of the Pre-Raphaelite brotherhood of artists. Wilde was famous for making a humorous scene by overdressing. Wilde made great use of chiasmus in his writing, and is one of the most quoted authors who ever lived. Ruskin was the best art critic who ever lived, in terms of his speeches (his judgement was off on the paintings of Turner).