Lee Miller - Self-Portrait with Headband, New York 1932. Published in Vogue, 1933.
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Lee Miller's self-portrait with a headband, New York 1932, published in Vogue in 1933, is a later digital print from 2009 in good condition, 27 × 21 cm (with margins), unsigned, in the fashion genre.
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Lee Miller for Vogue in 1933.
This self-portrait by the photographer wearing a headband
is perhaps one of the most striking photographs
of the artist herself.
Published as part of the article « March Hairs for Mad Hats »
(Des coiffures de mars pour des chapeaux fous) published in
Vogue in 1933, Lee Miller's portrait illustrated the season's must-have trends...
Prepress black-and-white print on RC satin photo paper.
Medium resolution, archive digital print. Later print.
Light traces and surface marks.
Format: 27 x 21 cm, with margins.
In very good condition.
Labels and annotations on the back.
Presented on a 30 x 24 cm card.
Lee Miller, born 23 April 1907 – died 21 July 1977, was an American photographer and model.
In 1929, she left America for Paris and met Man Ray; she would become his muse, his mistress and his assistant.
In 1930, she established her own photographic studio. Lee Miller would, in particular, take on fashion assignments that Man Ray could no longer fulfill.
With Man Ray, she rediscovered the photographic technique of solarisation.
Lee Miller contributed to the Surrealist movement by producing images full of wit and humor. At that time, Lee Miller befriended Paul Éluard, Pablo Picasso and Jean Cocteau.
Lee Miller for Vogue in 1933.
This self-portrait by the photographer wearing a headband
is perhaps one of the most striking photographs
of the artist herself.
Published as part of the article « March Hairs for Mad Hats »
(Des coiffures de mars pour des chapeaux fous) published in
Vogue in 1933, Lee Miller's portrait illustrated the season's must-have trends...
Prepress black-and-white print on RC satin photo paper.
Medium resolution, archive digital print. Later print.
Light traces and surface marks.
Format: 27 x 21 cm, with margins.
In very good condition.
Labels and annotations on the back.
Presented on a 30 x 24 cm card.
Lee Miller, born 23 April 1907 – died 21 July 1977, was an American photographer and model.
In 1929, she left America for Paris and met Man Ray; she would become his muse, his mistress and his assistant.
In 1930, she established her own photographic studio. Lee Miller would, in particular, take on fashion assignments that Man Ray could no longer fulfill.
With Man Ray, she rediscovered the photographic technique of solarisation.
Lee Miller contributed to the Surrealist movement by producing images full of wit and humor. At that time, Lee Miller befriended Paul Éluard, Pablo Picasso and Jean Cocteau.
Details
Date of print
2009
Artist
Lee Miller
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Owner or reseller
Title of artwork
Self-Portrait with Headband, New York 1932. Published in Vogue, 1933.
Condition
Good condition
Technique
Digital print
Height
27 cm
Width
21 cm
Signature
Not signed
Genre
Fashion
