English: A painting in Changchun Temple, Wuhan, depicting en:Wang Chongyang (a.k.a. Chongyangzi (重陽子)), and his 7 disciples. The personage with the yellow nimbus around his head is Patriarch Chongyang (a.k.a. Wang Zhe) (重陽祖师王哲, Chongyang Zhushi Wang Zhe). His disciples, top row, left to right:
Русский: Ван Чунъян и Семь Совершенных Людей, на росписи в храме "Чанчунь" (г. Ухань)
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Photo taken by User:Vmenkov. Painter's name is not known to the photographer. Although there is a fair amount of signage around the temple complex, this painting (or other individual paintings in the templs) did not carry the date or author name that I could see; but signs do say that the temple itself is several centuries old.
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