 On 8 February 1610 the Administration in charge, negotiated the painting of a picture of "Maria Santissima Immacolata" and some others on the ceiling of the first part of the chapel, with Giuseppe Carrera, a painter from Trapani.Carrera had to paint a picture large 4 metres by 2,75 metres, representing the Immaculate Conception with the crescent under her feet and the symbols of her mysteries, and also 34 paintings, 4 palms large and 13 centimetres high, with the image chosen by the member paying for its cost, with the right to put his name and the family crest.The works were completed in 1613