From a successful model in 1920s New York to a renowned photographer in Paris, Lee Miller’s life spanned art, fashion, and history, becoming a key figure in the Surrealist movement. However, it was her work as a war correspondent during World War II that truly defined her legacy.

In 1944, Miller became an accredited war correspondent for the U.S. Army, covering key moments of the war across Europe. Her powerful images of D-Day, the liberation of Paris, and the concentration camps remain vital historical records.

Lee Miller: Chronicles of War presents 124 photographs, offering an insightful perspective on the history of the war through the eyes of a dedicated photojournalist.