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Amongst Lee Miller's vast legacy of images there are many portraits of women: celebrities, artists and key figures of the Twentieth Century, many of whom were her close friends.
During WWII Miller was one of a small number of female war correspondents who not only faced the dangers of war, but constantly had to fight personal battles against inequality, bureaucracy and prejudice in order to carry out their work. In 1943 she photographed intrepid photojournalists Martha Gellhorn and Margaret Bourke-White for Vogue magazine. Rare images of Miller herself at work, were taken by her war time …