The Lee Miller Archives provides unique photographs by Lee Miller (1907-1977) who recorded fashion, personalities, artists and WW II. Today her work consists of over 60,000, black & white images, some colour and articles for major publications particularly Vogue available for supply and reproduction licensing.
The Lee Miller Archives also represent Lee Miller’s husband Roland Penrose, the English Surrealist painter who planned the First International Surrealist Exhibition in London 1936. The Penrose Collection is a diverse collection of Surrealist, Modern and Contemporary Art available for supply and reproduction.
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