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The Woman in the Photograph follows the real-life journey of Lee Miller, a New York socialite and celebrated model whose striking looks and joie de vivre attracted the eye of the iconic photographer Man Ray. The narrative explores the intertwining worlds of art and romance in the early twentieth century, illustrating how Miller’s presence both in society and in the studio helped shape the era’s aesthetic and cultural history.
First publish date: 2015
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Dana Gynther
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