Lee Miller

In 1907, Lee Miller, an iconic figure in photography, shaped her legacy through decades of creativity, war, and surrealism. From April 10th to August 2nd, 2026, the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris offers an unprecedented retrospective, the result of a collaboration between the Tate Britain and the Art Institute of Chicago, bringing together nearly 250 prints, including works never before exhibited. The exhibition, structured in six parts, explores the evolution of her career, from her beginnings in fashion to war reports during the Blitz. It sheds light on the fascinating intersection between her work as a fashion photographer and her journalistic engagement, particularly her role as a war photographer. The exhibition offers a dive into the world of an artist with multiple facets, testifying to her influence on surrealism and her lasting impact on the history of photography. Tickets are available from €0 to €17.