Lee Miller, A Photographer at Work (1932—1945) is on display at The Image Centre at Toronto Metropolitan University (33 Gould St.) from September 11 to December 7.

Lee Miller’s Legacy: From Fashion Model to War Correspondent. Lee Miller, who captured some of the most harrowing photographs of World War II, started as a model and Surrealist photographer.

The Lee Miller collection will be on display at Dimbola Museum and Galleries from Sunday, February 2, until Sunday, May 18, ...

After starting as a model, Lee Miller became a war correspondent for Condé Nast and captured hundreds of stunning images of World War 2. ... a Surrealist artist, and a fashion photographer, Miller ...

Penrose opens his biography by writing: "Lee Miller, fashion model. Lee Miller, photographer. Lee Miller, war correspondent. Lee Miller, writer.

Lee Miller’s transformation from a Vogue cover model to a fearless war correspondent and acclaimed photographer is as dramatic and compelling as the images she captured through her lens. Born ...

The film follows Miller from her work as a fashion photographer pre-war, through to her photographing the second world war and then the liberation of Paris in 1945.

Lee Miller's life was the stuff of Hollywood films. She was a Vogue model, a war correspondent, a muse and a mother. Her work is recognised worldwide — Miller famously photographed herself ...

In timing with the new movie's release, Thames and Hudson has released a new edition of the biography that inspired it – The Lives of Lee Miller by Anthony Penrose.. The title of the biography eludes ...

The biopic Lee, starring Kate Winslet, tells the story of the revered war photographer Lee Miller, exploring her unique lens and unyielding pursuit of truth of the human cost of the Second World War.

Lee Miller at US Army war correspondent in 1943 [Photo by US Army Official Photograph/Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0] ... By the late 1920s she was the most sought-after fashion model in the US.

Miller was not only a top fashion model for magazines like Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar and Vanity Fair, she was also an important female surrealist photographer and a courageous war correspondent who ...