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Français : Reflet de l'image de Brigitte Auber posant devant un miroir légèrement tournée vers sa gauche, la tête et le regard orientés dans la même direction, l'air grave, triste et semble pensive. Elle porte les cheveux châtain foncés bouclés et longs. Elle est vêtue d'un chemisier blanc ouvert.
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