Model, Vogue correspondent, and photojournalist Lee Miller is the subject of a new film starring Kate Winslet. Cosmopolitan reflects on the photographer's life ...

There, Lee Miller would have a front-row seat to the escalation of World War II. Lee Miller During World War II: From Normandy To Saint-Malo To Paris. On Sept. 1, 1939, World War II began with the ...

Lee Miller was rarely stationary. Born in upstate New York shortly after the turn of the century, the future Vogue model and pioneering war photographer first came to prominence at the age of 19, ...

Miller became a Vogue cover girl in 1920s New York where she worked with many top photographers of the day. This career saw her move to Paris, ... The Lives of Lee Miller by Anthony Penrose is ...

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.

This month, a biopic of the trailblazing war correspondent and Vogue photojournalist Lee Miller hits cinemas. For Kate Winslet it was a passion project many years in the making, and a ...

A solarised image of Lee Miller as a young woman by surrealist artist Man Ray. Album / Alamy. Lee Miller was born in 1907 in Poughkeepsie, a small industrial town 90 miles north of New York City ...

Elizabeth “Lee” Miller posing for Vogue, 1931. (Photo Credit: George Hoyningen-Huene / Condé Nast / Getty Images) Lee Miller went from in front of the camera to behind it in 1929, when she returned to ...

Lee Miller is back in the spotlight thanks to a biopic released today that stars Kate Winslet as the Vogue model turned war photographer.. The film Lee focuses on Miller’s action-packed life in ...

Elizabeth "Lee" Miller—seen here in a portrait taken circa 1943—lived a boundary-breaking life as a fashion model, Surrealist artist, and a war photographer who captured iconic images of WWII.

Lee Miller at US Army war correspondent in 1943 [Photo by US Army Official Photograph/Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0]. Miller’s photos from France, of the Nazi concentration camps at ...