Lee Miller’s Portraits of Artists
Portraiture is the only form of photography that Lee Miller continued to practice until the end of her life. Many of the portraits were intended for Vogue magazine and others were shot in anticipation of press use to promote exhibitions often curated by Roland Penrose at the ICA, London. Some were simply an expression of the friendship that existed among this group of people.
Archival quality fine prints – non-editioned
Fine prints are made in house by Carole Callow, a photographic printer of international repute. All archival quality fine prints are individually made on high quality fibre based paper and are selenium toned for enhanced permanence. The reverse bears the Lee Miller Archive authentication stamp which is signed by Antony Penrose, a stamp certifying the print is made by Carole Callow, and the Lee Miller Copyright (c) stamp. The print also comes with an authentication certificate signed by Antony Penrose.
The standard sizes of images are printed on paper of approximately the following dimensions;
Imperial 11 x 14 inches, Metric 280 x 355mm
Non editioned Fine Archival Prints start at £2,910.00 (VAT inc) plus shipping (and import taxes if applicable)
Leonor Fini, Saint Martin d'Ardeche, France 1939 by Lee Miller
Roland Penrose, painter and collector, Downshire Hill, London, England 1940 by Lee Miller
Margot Fonteyn, Vogue Studio, London, England 1944 by Lee Miller
Portrait of Leslie Hurry in a teapot, including Lee Miller and unknown man, Vale Lodge, Vale of Health, Hampstead, London, England 1943 by Lee Miller
Max Ernst, Oak Creek Canyon, Sedona, Arizona, USA 1946 by Lee Miller
Joan Miro at the zoo [Hornbill], London Zoo, London, England 1964 by Lee Miller
Ivy Compton-Burnett, Vogue Studio, London, England 1943 by Lee Miller
Max Ernst and Dorothea Tanning, Huismes, France 1955 by Lee Miller
Colette [embroidering], Paris, France 1944 by Lee Miller
Valentine Penrose, Downshire Hill, Hampstead, London 1942 by Lee Miller
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