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Alfred Eisenstaedt's Life photos of the forties and fifties helped to usher in a new age of gossip, one conveyed by the intimate celebrity shot. Soon, reading about the rich and famous would never again be enough. Above, a 1949 portrait of Hedda Hopper, from the first major retrospective of the eighty-eight-year-old photographer's work, opening this month at New York's International Center of Photography.
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