all'antica
/ˌalanˈtiːkə/Art and Architecture
adjective
Designating an artefact or decorative form or style based on a classical model.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Dallington (b. 1561), author and courtier. From Italian all'antica in the style of antiquity from alla + antica, feminine of antico old, ancient.
- whole plate
- whole pull
- whole roasted
- whole-rock
- whole-sail
- wholesale
- wholesale bank
- wholesale banking
- wholesalely
- wholesaleness
- wholesaler
- wholescale
- whole shift
- whole silk
- wholesome
- wholesomely
- wholesomeness
- Homerican
- Homeric catalog
- Homeric catalogue
- Homeric epithet
- Homeric laugh
- Homeric laughter
- Homeric question
- Homerid