 This painting is also considered to be more metaphorical and symbolic than Jacobello's others, even those highly steeped with symbolism, like "Coronation of the Virgin" and "Crucifixion", because "Justice between the Archangels Michael and Gabriel", as the title implies, contains a physical manifestation of the concept of justice.This piece is divided into three sections in a way that historians suspect that "Crucifixion" was intended to be divided, "Crucifixion" itself being the middle piece.One of Jacobello's largest discovered works, this painting measures almost 300 centimeters in both width and height, and depicts the Virgin Mary's acceptance into heaven, which is metaphorically represented as her son, Jesus, crowning her in front of a grand audience.