Lee Miller, was a photographer. She taught him how to use her boxy Rolleiflex camera, and he accompanied her when she visited and photographed other artists in her circle, including Pablo Picasso ...

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.

and a groundbreaking photographer in her own right whose life story is now being told in a biopic starring Kate Winslet. Here’s how Elizabeth “Lee” Miller broke boundaries in front of and ...

Oscar winner Kate Winslet strikes the same pose as Miller to play the intrepid, pioneering war photographer in “Lee.” “Lee,” in theaters Friday (Sept. 27), is her first narrative feature.

Lee Miller and Man Ray (the Surrealist artist and photographer) enjoyed both a professional and a personal relationship after Miller purposefully sought out Ray, hoping to learn from him.

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 ...

Art - His Excellency Mr Giles Portman, British Ambassador to Romania, attended a private viewing of the landmark  Lee ...

Winslet knew a little about Miller, an American-born expatriate who died at 70 in 1977. Andy Samberg as Life magazine photographer David Scherman, left, with Kate Winslet, right, as Lee Miller in ...

When Kate Winslet stumbled upon the extraordinary story of Lee Miller she didn’t want to let go. Miller was an American photographer who became a correspondent for British Vogue during World War ...

One of the animating questions in a film about a war correspondent is “Why?” Why do they do what they do? Why do they keep pushing, searching, exposing themselves to the suffering of war?