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Sarah Brightman

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(on the promotional photos for her Classics CD) The opera world was shocked! But the image is very classical. It's taken from Botticelli's portrait of Venus, who's standing in a seashell with her hair covering her body. It's very sensual. It represents the vulnerable side of me. Although I'm not wearing any clothes, it comes across very well.
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The Straits Times (Singapore) (2001)

 
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