Lee Miller

by Carolyn Burke
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From the glamorous runways of New York to the grim realities of war-torn Europe, 'Lee Miller: A Life' unfolds the riveting story of a woman who transcended the role of muse to become a celebrated photographer and war correspondent. Carolyn Burke masterfully depicts Lee Miller’s journey—an alluring Vogue model turned artist and fiercely independent spirit whose lens captured the surrealism of the art world and the atrocities of WWII. This detailed biography delves into Miller's personal battles, including her childhood trauma and her complex relationships with titans like Man Ray and Pablo Picasso. Embodying the stark contrasts of the twentieth century, Miller's life was a testament to beauty and brutality, captured through Burke’s eloquent prose and enriched by an intimate examination of Miller's multifaceted existence.

  • Historical
  • Biography
  • Non-Fiction
  • War
  • Art