A Decade Under the Influence" sounds like a good one!
Do you think Rosemary's Baby was an example of the "European art film aesthetic" ?
I would put 'Rosemary's Baby' in with films like 'The Stepford Wives', 'Demon Seed', 'Seconds', 'The Ice Storm', and the 70's remake of 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers'.
These were critiques of "the American dream" through hyperreal storytelling.
I believe they attempted to critique America in a similar way as the European films critiqued Europe or the human condition in general.
I'm a fan of French New Wave, Italian Realism, and some German Expressionism which all have different aesthetics. There is still something unique about American storytelling. Once you accept the initial plot outline, setting, and characters the story pretty much stays grounded in those elements. European movies can often go off in fantastical ways with surreal or magical realism elements.
Wim Wenders seemed to bridge the gap between American and European storytelling in film. I especially liked his 'The State of Things' which combined film noir elements with a surreal story line. Also, Jim Jarmusch with films like 'Mystery Train' that took basic stories and threw in a few fantastical elements.