Futurism

Alexander Gray, born in Lochee, Dundee, was a multifaceted Scottish figure renowned for his contributions as a civil servant, economist, academic, translator, writer, and poet. Graduating with first-class honors in mathematics and economic science, Gray's intellectual prowess was evident from his early academic pursuits. His poetic works are notable for their dual nature: original poems in English and translations in Scots, with the latter significantly contributing to his literary reputation. Gray's economic writings, including a study on Adam Smith, and his translations have left a lasting impact on both economic thought and Scottish literature. Beyond his written works, Gray was also an active composer, adding another layer to his artistic legacy. His life and works reflect a deep connection to his Scottish roots and a commitment to intellectual and cultural enrichment.