The work of Vittore Crivelli focuses on material substance rather than spiritual emotion. He used tempera paint to create hard, enamel-like surfaces that define every object with a clear outline. His compositions often include heavy architectural elements and decorative details like fruits or expensive fabrics. In Madonna and Child Enthroned with Two Angels and a Donor, the artist prioritises the interplay of shapes and textures. He rendered the folds of damask skirts and the polished surfaces of marble with the same intensity as the figures themselves.

Modern collectors find value in the graphic quality of Crivelli's paintings. His use of bold lines and flat, decorative patterns gives his work a modern feel that contrasts with the naturalism of later Renaissance art. The inclusion of small, specific details like a bird on a cornice or a piece of fruit provides a sense of discovery for the viewer. These prints suit contemporary interiors because they offer a structured, almost architectural beauty. The clarity of his vision ensures that each element remains distinct and legible from a distance.