museums and institutions:
museums and institutions:
Attributed works:
1. Lee Miller with the essentials of life, by David E. Scherman. 1945. Scan
from a vintage negative, 6.1 by 6.1 cm. (Lee Miller Archives, East Sussex).
Attributed works:
10. An Allied flag (probably French) flies in the central courtyard of the
Buchenwald concentration camp following liberation, by John M. Stix.
April 1945. (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of
Judith Saul Stix).
Attributed works:
11. Buidings in Weimar, by Lee Miller. 1945. Schiller’s House is shown
in frames 50 and 51. Detail of a vintage contact sheet, 25.4 by 20.2 cm.
(Lee Miller Archives, East Sussex).
Attributed works:
2. Buildings in Weimar, showing Goethe’s House in frames 8–12, by
Lee Miller. 1945. Vintage contact sheet, 25.4 by 20.2 cm. (Lee Miller
Archives, East Sussex).
Attributed works:
3. Released prisoners in striped prison dress beside a heap of bones
from bodies burned in the crematorium at Buchenwald, by Lee Miller.
Vintage negative, 5.7 by 5.5 cm. (Lee Miller Archives, East Sussex).
Attributed works:
4. The Deputy Bürgermeister’s daughter (Regina Lisso), by Lee Miller.
1945. Scan from a vintage negative, 5.7 by 5.6 cm. (Lee Miller Archives,
East Sussex).
Attributed works:
5. Lee Miller in the bathtub in Hitler’s apartment, Munich, by Lee Miller
with David E. Scherman. 1945. Vintage gelatin silver print, 11.4 by 10.8
cm. (Lee Miller Archives, East Sussex).
Attributed works:
6. Released prisoner, Buchenwald, by Lee Miller. 1945. Scan
from a vintage negative, 5.7 by 5.5 cm. (Lee Miller Archives,
East Sussex).
Attributed works:
7. Horrors of a concentration camp, unforgettable, unforgivable, by Lee
Miller. 1945. Vintage contact print, 5.8 by 5.6 cm. (Lee Miller Archives,
East Sussex).
Attributed works:
8. First funeral procession, Buchenwald, by Lee Miller. 1945. Vintage
contact sheet, 25.7 by 20.2 cm. (Lee Miller Archives, East Sussex).
Attributed works:
9. First funeral procession, Buchenwald, by Lee Miller. 1945. Vintage
contact print 5.9 by 5.6 cm. (Lee Miller Archives, East Sussex).
