⁠RECOMMENDED READ: 'How Lee Miller Out-Surrealed the Surrealists' by author Lauren Elkin for Aperture (@aperturefnd).⁠ •⁠ An artist, muse, fearless war correspondent, and professional chef, Miller looked at the world with a flair for drama—and an eye for the unexpected.⁠ Miller’s #Surrealism has to do with her ability to look “awry” at the world. She captures otherwise imperceptible moments and, in spite of their ordinariness, finds great drama.⁠ •⁠ Learn more about the artist and read the full essay via the link in our bio!⁠ •⁠ ⁠Images: David E. Scherman, "Lee Miller (Mirror Series), Downshire Hill, Hampstead, London", 1946⁠; Lee Miller, "Portrait of Space, Al Bulwayeb, near Siwa, Egypt", 1937; "Nude bent forward (thought to be Noma Rathner), Paris", ca. 1930. Courtesy of the artists and Aperture.