antiquitise

present singular third person antiquitises · participle present antiquitising · participle past antiquitised · past antiquitised

1. alternativeAlternative spelling of antiquitize.

   Usually, however, they have been content to give several examples and to state whether Greek or Roman art is a source of “antiquitising” iconography (or style).

   2012, Ladislav Stančo, “2. An iconographic analysis of the Hellenistic subjects in the art of Gandhara, Bactria and the adjoining areas of the Kushan Empire”, in Greek Gods in the East: Hellenistic Iconographic Schemes in Central Asia, →ISBN, “1. General remarks”, page 19

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   The spirit of the Kampen historians is far less sublime and instead of antiquitising philosophical and historical remarks we rather encounter practical and instrumental guidance for the city’s administration.

   2001, Rudolf Suntrup, Jan R. Veenstra, editors, Tradition and Innovation in an Era of Change, Peter Lang, →ISBN, page 141

   For an individual whose stylistic bias did not preclude—in any way at all—the enjoyment of baroque church art, for one to whom the soft voice of a soul could sound even through a work such as this baldachin, to that individual even the “antiquitised” hymnody of the golden age of the baroque would still have something to say.

   2011, “16. Reform and Standardization”, in Fritz West, transl., On the Historical Development of the Liturgy, Liturgical Press, translation of original by Anton Baumstark, →ISBN, page 237