 In 1408 Jacobello is believed to have completed another "Crucifixion" scene with the aid of woodcarver Antonio di Bonvesin for a parish church in Casteldimezzo in Pesaro.The following year he is believed to have painted a "tavola" for Pesaro, first seen by Lanzi and later hypothetically identified by art critic Keith Christiansen as belonging to the "Polyptych of the Blessed Michelina.