back·drop 
(băkdrŏp′)
(băkdrŏp′)n.
1. Something used as a background, especially:
a. A painted cloth hung at the back of a stage set.
b. A taut cloth suspended in a frame and used as a background against which to take a photograph.
c. An image, often painted or digitally created, used in cinematography as the background of a scene.
2. The setting, as of a historical event; the background.
- Antoine Domino.
- Antoine Laurent
- Antoinette
- Antoinette Louisa Brown
- Anton
- Anton Friedrich Wilheim von
- Anton Gregor
- Antonin
- Antonin
- Antoninus Pius
- Antonio
- Antonio
- Antonio
- Antonio
- Antonio Allegri da
- Antonio Ghislieri.
- Antonio José de
- Antonio Lucio
- Antonio López de
- Antonioni
- Antonius
- Antonius Stradivarius.
- antonomasia
- antonomastic
- antonomastically