85 of the 110 pictures under the roof, dating back to 1611, were destroyed by the 1993 fire, only 25 could be saved or restored. The others have been replaced by pictures from the second part of the bridge that had been safely stored since 1834. A few burnt panels are still shown to remind of the fire. During the carnival season, the ancient pictures are replaced by modern ones showing carnival motives. This provides a platform for the creativity of today's population and besides the original pictures can be saved from thoughtless 'attacks' with all sorts of fun materials like paint and glibber bombs used during carnival these days. So if you're interested in the old paintings don't choose the carnival season for your visit to Lucerne.