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Miller in Man Ray’s “La Révolution Surréaliste,

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Exposed
    January 21, 2008
    In this issue of the magazine, Judith Thurman writes about Lee Miller, the playgirl, model, photographer, muse, and war correspondent whose work is featured in a retrospective, “The Art of Lee Miller,” which opens on January 26th at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. “She had the gift of finding beauty in a wasteland, and her eye tends to petrify what it looks at,” Thurman writes. “Organic forms and living creatures become abstract in her pictures, but movingly so—the way a nymph fleeing an aggressor is transformed into a star.” Here is a portfolio of Miller’s work in front of and behind the camera.





Lee Miller with Rolleiflex,” Egypt, 1935.
Photographer unknown.



“Picnic: Nusch and Paul Éluard, Roland Penrose, Man Ray, and Ady Fidelin,”
Île Sainte-Marguerite, Cannes, France, 1937.

© 2008 Lee Miller Archives, England, All rights reserved

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