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He loved "the immaculate clarity" of white paper, said the late Diana Vreeland. But when Alexy Brodovitch sullied the virgin page, he did it with bravado. As Harper's Bazaar's art director, he presented images—ranging from Man Ray's to Avedon's— that would forever change the look of magazines. Andy Grundberg's new book, Brodovitch (Abrams), captures the iconoclast's eye.
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