Painter, notably of portraits, born in Dublin, Ireland, where he studied at the National College of Art, his teachers including John Keating, Séan (John) O’Sullivan and Cecil ffrench Salkeld, from whom he learned Old Master techniques. Group shows included RHA; Irish Living Art Exhibition; Salon de Montparnasse, Paris; La Cour d’Albane, Rouen; and Caravan Gallery, New York. Among his solo exhibitions were Abbott and Holder; Galerie Marie de Holmsky and Irish Cultural Centre, both in Paris; there was a retrospective at UNESCO, Paris, 1994; and a show at Chelsea Old Town Hall in 2004. The film Reginald Gray – Portrait of a Portrait Artist, produced by Response Entertainment, New York, won 1st Prize at the city’s 2001 Film Festival. Gray lived in London, 1957–62; moved to France, first to Rouen until 1964, in Paris until 2003; then returned to London, but retained his Paris atelier, working between the two capitals.