Group of Eleven Photographs of Gregory Peck. Eleven black & white and color photographs of the actor including: (1) a B&W photograph of him and his mother at a public event, (2) color photograph of the Peck family with Jacques Chirac, his wife and daughter, (3) color photograph of Gregory Peck when he accepted his Golden Globe Award in 1999 for Best Supporting Actor, Moby Dick (1998), (4) B&W photograph by Pierre DuRest Blanchet in mat stamped with photographer's name, (5) color photograph by Skipworth, (6) color photograph mounted on a wooden plaque commemorating the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Scientific or Technical Awards Presentation on April 6, 1979, (7) color photograph of the Peck family, with Jacques Chirac and wife, President George H.W. and Barbara Bush at the White House after The Kennedy Center Honors, (8) color photograph of The American Film Institute Chairmen, Board of Trustees, 1967-1987, hand-signed by Mr. Peck, Charlton Heston, and other former members, (9) B&W original vintage photo of Peck, Gary Merrill, and Hugh Marlowe in a scene from Twelve O'Clock High (1949), (10) Gregory Peck when he presented Martin Scorsese with the 25th AFI Achievement Award in 1997, and (11) recent laser copy photos of Mr. Peck from his childhood to his role in Old Gringo housed in a fan-made windowpane frame with portraits from the actor's career. Frames and photos show general wear with light scuffs, scratches, and handling. HID03101062020 © 2022 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

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