Arts and Music

• Grace Cossington-Smith (born 1892, died 1984)

  Australian painter.

  • Painted The Lacquer Room (see list of Post-Impressionist Artists)
• Grace Hartigan (born 1922)

  American Abstract Expressionist painter.

  • Painted The Year of the Cicada (see list of 20th-century Contemporary Artists)
• Grace Slick (born 1943)

  American singer.

  • Performer with The Jefferson Airplane at Woodstock (see list of Performers at Woodstock)

Leadership

• Grace F. Napolitano (born 1936)
  • Representative, D-California, 1999 - (see list of Women in the House of Representatives)
  • Representative, D-California, 1999 - (see list of Women in Congress)

Miscellaneous

• Grace Anne Alvarado (born 1995)
  • One of the Alvarado Quadruplets (see list of The Alvarado Quadruplets)
• Grace Bumbry (born 1937)

  American opera singer.

  • 1961 Mademoiselle Award winner (see list of Mademoiselle Award Winners)
• Grace Anna Goodhue Coolidge (born 1879, died 1957)
  • Wife of Calvin Coolidge, 30th President (see list of United States First Ladies)
• Grace
  • Hurricane or tropical storm (see list of Hurricane and Tropical Storm Names)
• Grace Hartigan (born 1922)

  American Abstract Expressionist painter.

  • 1957 Mademoiselle Award winner (see list of Mademoiselle Award Winners)
• Grace Murray Hopper (born 1906, died 1992)

  American admiral, mathematician and computing pioneer.

  • Member of National Women''s Hall of Fame (see list of National Women's Hall of Fame Members)

Science and Philosophy

• Grace Murray Hopper (born 1906, died 1992)

  American admiral, mathematician and computing pioneer.

  • Invented the first computer programming-language compiler in 1952; later invented the COBOL programming language (see list of Engineers & Inventors)
• Grace Medes

  American chemist.

  • 1955 winner of the American Chemical Society''s Garvan Medal (see list of Chemists)

Sports

• Grace Smith
  • Member of the Women''s International Bowling Congress Hall of Fame (see list of Women's International Bowling Congress Hall of Fame)

Stage and Screen

• Grace Edwards
  • Portrayed by Bonnie Bartlett (see list of Characters on ''Little House on the Prairie'')
• Grace Gardner

  Fictional character.

  • Portrayed by Barbara Babcock (see list of Characters on ''Hill Street Blues'')
• Grace Hartman
  • 1948 Tony Award winner for her performance in Angel in the Wings (see list of Tony Winners for Best Actress in a Musical)
• Grace Pearl Ingalls (born 1877, died 1941)

  Youngest sister of author Laura Ingalls Wilder.

  • Portrayed by Brenda and Wendy Turnbeaugh (see list of Characters on ''Little House on the Prairie'')
• Grace Keefer

  Fictional character.

  • Character on the soap opera ''''All My Children'''' (see list of Characters on ''All My Children'')
• Grace Kelly (born 1929, died 1982)

  American actress who married Prince Rainier of Monaco in 1956.

  • 1954 Academy Award winner for her performance in The Country Girl (see list of Oscar Winners for Best Actress)
  • Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Motion Picture (see list of Movie Personalities with Stars in the Hollywood Walk of Fame)
• Grace Moore (born 1901, died 1947)

  American opera singer and actress.

  • Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame for Motion Picture (see list of Movie Personalities with Stars in the Hollywood Walk of Fame)
• Grace Van Owen

  Fictional character.

  • Portrayed by Susan Dey (see list of Characters on ''L.A. Law'')
• Grace Lee Whitney (born 1930)

  American actress.

  • Portrayed Yeoman Janice Rand (see list of Actors on ''Star Trek'')
• Grace Zabriskie

  American actress.

  • Portrayed Sarah Palmer (see list of Actors on ''Twin Peaks'')

The Literary World

• Grace Duggan

  Fictional character.

  • Fran''s school friend in Stephen King''s novel The Stand (see list of Characters in The Stand)
• Grace Monroe

  Fictional character

  • The heroine in Nora Roberts'' novel, Rising Tides (see list of Characters from modern romance novels)
• Grace Paley (born 1922)

  American short-story writer.

  • Wrote Enormous Changes at the Last Minute (see list of Prose Writers of the 20th Century)