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DescriptionEightySevenCelestials3.jpg	“Eighty seven celestials people”, a draft painting of fresco. Deutsch: Wu Daozi: Die Siebenundachtzig Himmlischen, 8. Jahrhundert English: Eighty seven celestial people Español: 87 personas celestiales Français : 87 personnes divines 中文: 八十七神仙圖
Date	8^th century
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Author	Wu Daozi (c.685 - 758)

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