Lee Miller, who captured some of the most harrowing photographs of World War II, started as a model and Surrealist photographer. Learn about her life and legacy that has inspired a major motion ...

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“She seemed to know everyone, everywhere,” says Hilary Floe, curator of a major Miller retrospective, her largest to date, opening at Tate Britain on 2 October. Indeed, the apparent glamour of the ...

Look up Lee Miller and you’ll find a list of descriptors that speaks to her life of reinvention: model, Surrealist artist, fashion photographer, war correspondent, gourmet chef. She had many talents, ...

It’s probably folly to attempt a biopic of Lee Miller—the Surrealist photographer, model, muse, and journalist who refused to be pinned down, whose many peregrinations signaled her reluctance to be ...

A chronicler of the 20th century, from her surrealist experiments with Man Ray to gripping photos from World War II, Lee Miller put her unique stamp on all of her work, as shown at the Tate Britain.

In making the film Lee, about World War II correspondent Lee Miller, Kate Winslet chose to champion a woman who simply refused to become what society dictated. Against all odds, shucking off her ...

Lee Miller, Tate Britain, London until February 15, 2026 and then at the Musée d’Art Moderne, Paris and the Art Institute of Chicago The Lee Miller retrospective at Tate Britain—the most extensive ...

Kate Winslet loves a good table. Old ones, in particular, that have a good story. Nine years ago, a friend at an auction house in Cornwall tipped her to a compelling one. This gnarled and uneven table ...

Lee Miller’s life reads like some hallucinatory fairytale: the suburban girl from Poughkeepsie, New York, who parachuted into some of the 20th century’s most explosive moments. From Vogue model to ...