Grace by Howell Conantis a 160-page hardcover published by Random House, New York.  Stated first edition of 1992.  The dust jacket shows some creasing and shelf wear.  Inside, the book is clean and unmarked.

Book Summary

As an incomparable beauty of the silver screen, Grace Kelly captured our hearts in such Hollywood classics as Rear Window, To Catch a Thief, High Society, and The Country Girl.  As Princess Grace of Monaco, she also captured out dreams:  to millions of fans around the world, her life was a fairy tale come true.

Now, a decade after her tragic death, we see princess Grace as never before in this intimate portrait by Howell Conant, her friend and favorite photographer.

Conant shot these exclusive photographs--many of them published here for the first time--during twenty-five years of friendship with Grace Kelly.  His camera captured both the public and private aspects of Grace's life--from her wedding and appearances in the Monaco Palace and on Hollywood sets to intensely personal moments with friends and family.

These pictures, the work of a consummate professional, are a unique family album, the most complete portrait of Princess Grace's private world ever seen.  Conant combines his extraordinary pictures with anecdotes that show us Princess Grace as she really was:  a devoted mother making sandwiches for her children, a vivacious young woman playing a shipboard game of charades, a dedicated public servant whose visits brought love and light to a Monaco orphanage.

Through Conant's words and pictures, we see Grace Kelly in all her many roles:  Oscar-winning screen star, princess, loyal friend, wife, and mother.  The result is a moving a revealing portrait of a woman who remains the most glamorous and beautiful figure of a bygone golden age.

ISBN:  0-679-41803-2