his work. His reputation faded with that movement, but recent writings on his work and a rehanging of his work in the National Gallery, London, have brought him renewed attention. Susan Sontag in Notes on "Camp" (1992) wrote: "Camp is the paintings of Carlo Crivelli, with their real jewels and trompe-l'œil insects and cracks in the masonry." Works 1472 Altarpiece, now divided up between a number of galleries in the United States and Europe. Adoration of the Shepherds, Musée des Beaux-Arts de Strasbourg The Annunciation, with Saint Emidius, 1486, National Gallery, London. Possibly his most famous painting. An Apostle, c. 1471–73, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Ascoli Piceno Altarpiece (or Saint Emidius Altarpiece), 1472–73, Cathedral of Saint Emidius, Ascoli Piceno. The only altarpiece entirely surviving, with its original XVth century carved wooden frame. Beato Ferretti, 1489, National Gallery, London Dead Christ, Vatican Gallery Enthroned Madonna, St. Jerome and St. Sebastian, 1490 The Immaculate Conception, 1492 Lamentation over the Dead Christ, 1485, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Madonna and Child, 1480, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Madonna and Child, 1460, Verona Madonna and Child, 1480–1486, AnconaMadonna and Child, Church of San Giacomo Maggiore in MassignanoMadonna and Child Enthroned, 1472, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New YorkMadonna and Child with Saints, 1490Madonna and Saints, 1491, BerlinMadonna of the Candle, Brera of MilanMadonna of Poggio Bretta, c.1472, 71x50 cm, Ascoli Piceno, Diocesan Museum of Ascoli Piceno Madonna with child and saints, Monte San Martino in MarcheMary Magdalene, 1480, Rijksmuseum, AmsterdamPietà, 1476, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New YorkSaint Dominic, 1472, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New YorkSaint Francis with the Blood of Christ, 1480-1486Saint George Slaying the Dragon, 1470Saint James Major, part of an altarpiece, 1472, Brooklyn MuseumSaint Stephen from the Demidoff Altarpiece, 1476, National Gallery, LondonSan Giacomo, 1472 :it:San Giacomo (Carlo Crivelli)St Thomas Aquinas, 1476, National Gallery, LondonVirgin and Child with Saints Francis and Sebastian, 1491Virgin Annunciate, 1482, Frankfurt Another of his principal pictures is in San Francesco di Matelica. Gallery of paintings See also Crivelli carpet Huldschinsky Madonna (painting) Notes Sources Encyclopedia of Artists, volume 2, edited by William H.T. Vaughan, 2000, Italian Art'', edited by Gloria Fossi, , 2000 External links Carlo Crivelli at the Web Gallery of Art Carlo Crivelli at the National Gallery, London "Carlo Crivelli, The Annunciation, with Saint Emidius", The National Gallery, London, smARThistory: Madonna and Child Italian Paintings in the Robert Lehman Collection, plates 92–93, index