Princess Stephanie of Monaco unveils statue of her mother at Smithsonian
A contemplative looking Princess Stephanie walks past a sculpted portrait of her mother, Princess Grace after unveiling ceremonies at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery in Washington on October 15, 1986. The portrait head, in bronze on a wooden base, is the work of Dutch sculptor Kees Verkade. It was presented to the Smithsonian by Prince Rainier III of Monaco and his family, Princess Caroline, Princess Stephanie and Prince Albert. (UPI Photo/Doug Mills/Files)
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President Bush extended condolences to the people of Monaco Wednesday for the death of Prince Rainier III, who ruled the principality for a record 56 years.
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Monaco's Crown Prince Albert assumed control of the country Thursday as his father, Prince Rainier III is unable to govern, the BBC reported. Albert, 47, is the only son of Rainier and his late wife, U.S. actress Grace Kelly.
