Vincent Gray MRSS

VINCENT GRAY is a figurative sculptor specialising in historical figures. Represented in England, Scotland and Sweden, his home city of Chichester boasts several high profile works including John Keats, Leonard Bernstein, Maurice Patten and the Nelson and Murray group. For this contribution to the street scene, in 2021, he received a Civic Medal from Chichester City Council. In 2020 Gray was one of four sculptors selected by RMA Sandhurst to design a sculpture for the Academy grounds of HRH Queen Elisabeth II. Gray was runner up with his design. Over 3 decades he has produced figures and portraits of numerous notable people including Sydney Stern 1st Baron Wandsworth, JF Kennedy, Adventurer, Ocean Rower and Author John Ridgway, Sir Chay Blyth and astronomer Sir Patrick Moore. His most recent work, The West Africa Squadron Memorial comprises a three figure composition which tells the story of the UKs role in ending slavery. As an extension to his practice Vincent Gray Studios provides a service to industry as Process Consultant in the manufacture of sculpture. Gray was elected member of the Royal Society of Sculptors in 2000. He is currently working on a memorial sculpture to Percy Bysshe Shelley for Horsham. Latest: Following the death of Dame Patricia in October 2025 the master cast of John Keats was gifted to St Wilfrid’s Hospice in Bosham, Chichester where she was a patron.