Lee Miller by Man Ray, 1930
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Lee Miller by Man Ray, 1930

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'Lee Miller in Hitler’s bathtub, Hitler’s apartment' - Munich - 30 avril 1945
Photographie de Lee Miller et David E Scherman
Lara Logan - Journalist - War Correspondent
I always imagined he'd be a war correspondent, not sure for what country though. He’d be perfect for the job. There's no risk of dying and STAYING dead; there are many stories around him. Soldiers are losing it when they saw him get taken out by artillery, and the next day he’s back on his feet with one gold coin less (gotta pay the boatman).
His prosthetics would be more makeshift than usual since they’re so likely to break. This also goes for his eye, which is why sometimes when he’s looking to the side, it looks a bit odd. Apparently there was a shortage of prosthetic eyes in WW2 because soldiers would lose an eye a lot through flying projectiles of all kinds.
I nicknamed him “The Skunk” because of his hair. He’d wear it short in those years to maintain it better, making the pigment-less stripe along his scar very visible. Soldiers like to give nicknames.

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Lee Miller Lips, 1930
📷 Man Ray - Museum Ludwig, Cologne © Man Ray 2015 Trust / VG Bild-Kunst, 2025
Ernie Pyle for Chesterfield Cigarettes, 1944