She is the perfect English maiden. Prim, proper, and pretty, she displays impeccable manners and a coy sense of her own subdued femininity. Outside, she’s a darling young girl full of innocence and wonder. Inside, she’s a powerful woman who knows what she wants. When Peter Dominic met Eve, she was lying on a beach on the south end of the island of England. It was a warm summer day, and the beach was crowded with young people. Yet Peter was struck by Eve’s long limbs, her sweet demeanor, and her elegance. He thought that perhaps she was a ballerina, and after approaching her and talking for a while, he discovered that she was in fact a dancer, though her interests and aptitudes extended well beyond that. What he found, in essence, was that Eve was a fabulously curious young woman. At only 19, she had studied dance for well over 15 years. She was also an experienced classical pianist. She could oil paint, and one of her pictures had been hung at..

Anna, the “radiant beauty” in question, is an immaculate study in sensual understatement. Or, as one might have it, she is the very essence of the maxim, “less is more.” For by doing almost nothing but standing before the camera and moving slightly some small part of her body, or removing some bit of clothing, or making some subtle facial gesture, Anna is able to achieve that “radiance and beauty” for which she is so famous. For instance, take one of the first photos in the series. Anna is standing, her back to the camera, with her head peering back over her shoulder. Nothing much is happening, but she is ever so subtly lifting her dress to expose her right buttock. There it sits, dimpled and delicate, round and delicious, like a magic apple. Or look at a middle shot. Sitting against a bare brown brick wall, Anna seems to be locked in the basement of some cruel lascivious monster. Yet she is crisply made up, with her hair ve..