 Giulio Campagnola, well known as the engraver who translated the Giorgionesque style into prints, but none of whose paintings are securely identified, is also sometimes also brought into consideration.For example, the late W.R. Rearick gave him "Il Tramonto" (see Gallery) and he is an alternative choice for a number of drawings that might be by Titian or Giorgione, and both are sometimes credited with the design of some of his engravings.At an earlier period in Giorgione's short career, a group of paintings is sometimes described as the "Allendale group", after the "Allendale Nativity" (or "Allendale Adoration of the Shepherds", rather more correctly) in the National Gallery of Art, Washington.