Born in Japan in 1895, Miller was the daughter of an American consular official. She received training in Japanese painting styles at an early age, and after schooling in America returned to Japan for more painting studies. She published many of her prints in the 20's and 30's, and later moved to Hawaii. She died during the time of the second war.

Rain Blossoms

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Plum Tree

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Sunrise at Fujiyama

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Rainbow Pheonix Waterfall

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The Crescent Moon Rides Low

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Torii Leading to a Fox Shrine

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Orange-Sailed Junk of the Han, Korea

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Nikko Gateway, Japan

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Autumn Evening in the Rice Fields, Korea

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Makaen Monastery, Diamond Mountains, Korea

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Korean Junks at Sunset

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Moonlight on Fujiyama, Japan

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