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.
- Burns Night
- burn someone in effigy
- burn someone out
- burn someone up
- burn something down (or burn down)
- burn something into
- burn something off
- burn something out
- burn something to a crisp
- Burns, Robert
- Burns Supper
- Burnsville
- burnt
- burnt alabaster
- burn the candle at both ends
- burn the midnight oil
- burnt ochre
- burnt offering
- burnt sienna
- burnt to a cinder
- burnt umber
- burn up
- bur oak
- buroo
- burp