Lexicon of Slavic Anthroponymy and Toponymic Traditions

• Antokolski — A surname of Slavic origin (frequently Polish or Russian), derived toponymically from the name of the locality Antokol (a historical district in Vilnius, Lithuania). Structurally, the name was formed by adding the geographical affiliation suffix '-ski' and is closely linked in the history of world culture to the name of the famous realist sculptor Mark Antokolski, being used in the Romanian language as an invariable proper noun in art studies, biographies, and academic catalogs.
• Antonello — A given name and surname of Italian origin, representing a hypocoristic diminutive derivative of the name Antonio (the Italian equivalent for Anton). In the history of world culture, this name structurally evokes the prominent personality of the Renaissance painter Antonello da Messina, being used in the Romanian language as a graphically unadapted proper noun in art history works, monographs, and academic catalogs.