Grace Kelly photographs

Especially for this Apostrophe Books edition, author Robert Lacey has curated this stunning collection of photographs of Grace Kelly.

Robert comments: “Grace never took a poor photograph.”

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly on the set of High Society. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Jimmy Stewart and Grace Kelly – promo for “Rear Window” (1954). Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Jimmy Stewart, Grace Kelly, and Alfred Hitchcock on the set of Rear Window. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly, c. 1962. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly publicity photo for Alfred Hitchcock’s To Catch a Thief (1955). Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly, c. 1955. Shared on Flick by pds209.

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly by Howell Conant, publicity still for “High Society”, 1956. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly by Howell Conant. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly photographed by Edward Quinn in Cannes, 1955. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly photographed by Loomis Dean, 1953. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Alfred Hitchcock and Grace Kelly on the set of Dial M for Murder (1954). Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly checks out the composition chosen by director Charles Vidor, on the set of ‘The Swan’, 1956. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Alfred Hitchcock and Grace Kelly on the set of ‘To Catch a Thief’, 1955. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly and Alfred Hitchcock. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly in Rear Window, 1954. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly received her Oscar for ‘The Country Girl’ from costar William Holden, 1955. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Alfred Hitchcock, Grace Kelly and Jimmy Stewart at the premiere of “Rear Window”, 1954. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly and Spencer Tracy. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly photographed by Clarence Sinclair Bull, 1956. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly In 1948, the Hollywood actress was photographed clutching a kitten while working as a part-time model, some eight years before she would become the Princess of Monaco. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

“You know, I just love Grace Kelly. Not because she was a princess, not because she was an actress, not because she was my friend, but because she was just about the nicest lady I ever met. Grace brought into my life as she brought into yours, a soft, warm light every time I saw her, and every time I saw her was a holiday of its own. No question, I’ll miss her, we’ll all miss her, God bless you, Princess Grace. ” — Jimmy Stewart. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly arrives in New York aboard the SS Constitution on June 12, 1951. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly wearing a dress by Edith Head for ‘To Catch a Thief’, 1955. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly at Cannes Film Festival in France, 1955. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly The Film Show Annual, c.1955. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

First Day of Issue Postal Cover From Monaco – Princess Grace of Monaco (Grace Kelly), November 5, 1957. Shared on Flickr by Joe Haupt.

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Elliot Erwitt, Grace Kelly, New York City, 1956. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly as Tracy Samantha Lord for High Society – wardrobe by Helen Rose. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly and Oleg Cassini at the New York premiere of Desiree in 1954. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Jimmy Stewart, Grace Kelly and Wendell Corey on the set of “Rear Window” (1954). Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Frank Sinatra & Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by Libor Kriz.

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly, Princess of Monaco. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly – High Society, 1956. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly in “High Society”, 1956. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Princess of Monaco and her son Alberto, before boarding to flight to Monaco. After a visit in Madrid and Toledo, with the Prince Rainiero. May 21st 1964. Shared on Flickr by Iberia Airlines.

Grace Kelly with Oleg Cassini. From ‘The Wedding Dress’ from Rizzoli Books.
www.williamarthurblog.com/2011/01/books-wedding-dress.html Shared on Flickr by William Arthur Fine Stationery.

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by Kate Gabrielle.

James Stewart and Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by Kate Gabrielle.

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by Kate Gabrielle.

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly by Korstiaan Verkade - Bronze on wood base, 1983.

Grace Kelly, 12 Nov 1929 – Sep 1982, by Korstiaan Verkade, Bronze on wood base, 1983. Shared on Flickr by Cliff.

Grace Kelly in a Wagon Lits carriage.
Grace Kelly, Princess Grace of Monaco, frequently travelled on the ‘Côte d’Azur’ train service between Paris and Monaco. This car was used on the Côte d’Azur route in the 1920s and 1930s.
Carriages very similar to this one (perhaps the very one?) and chef-prepared, steward-served fine dining are available from Train Chartering and Private Rail Cars. Shared on Flickr by Simon Pielow.

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by Carmendy Evelet.

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by Insomnia Cured Here.

Prince Rainier of Monaco and Grace Kelly, 1956. Photo by Howell Conant. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly arriving for the Cannes Film Festival in the lobby of the Carlton Hotel photographed by Edward Quinn, 1955. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly candid, 1950s. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly, 1953. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier at the Monte Carlo Ball. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly closeup. Shared on Flickr by pds209.

Grace Kelly, Phil Bath, James Stewart and director Alfred Hitchcock look over camera equipment.

1954: From left, Grace Kelly, Los Angeles Times photographer Phil Bath, James Stewart and director Alfred Hitchcock look over camera equipment used by press photographers and in the Hitchcock movie “Rear Window.” Shared on Flickr by pds209.