Thursday, September 30, 2004
Ash at Madame Tussauds!
But I did not feel that the wax replica had even an iota of similarity with Ash.
New: A Times of India Editorial on beauty and how we see it; the trigger was this wax statue.
New: A Times of India Editorial on beauty and how we see it; the trigger was this wax statue.
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I couldn't agree with you more. Ash is truly a unique creation and it is difficult to match her beauty. And that is probably why the wax statue. However, Madame Tussaud's statues are generally very similar, a real "replica" of the real life person they represent. And this one does not bear any semblance to Ash. Given just the statue, it is well nigh impossible to say that it is actually Ash. And that is what I have tried to say in my short commentary on the link.
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