LONDON .- Tate Britain presents the largest retrospective of photographer Lee Miller ever staged. Through crops, disorienting angles and reflections, Miller reimagined familiar Parisian sights ranging from Notre Dame cathedral to a Guerlain shop window. Returning to New York in 1932, she set up Lee Miller Studios Inc. and opened her first solo exhibition. Miller moved to London in 1939 at the outbreak of war and quickly became a leading fashion photographer for British Vogue. Presented alongside original magazines and archival material, the exhibition showcases her inventive body of work made in Blitz-torn London.