Patric Park (born 12 February 1811, Glasgow; died 16 August 1855, Warrington[1]) was a Scottish sculptor.

[1] With Cornell, when aged only 16, Park was entrusted to carve the family coat of arms over the entrance of Hamilton Palace.

[2] His subjects included the miniaturist Kenneth Macleay (1802–78), who in turn made a posthumous portrait of Park, from a photograph, shown above.

He died suddenly at Warrington Railway Station, when he ruptured a blood vessel helping a porter with a heavy trunk.

[1] Two of his busts, depicting Admiral Thomas Cochrane, 10th Earl of Dundonald, and Sir James Young Simpson, discoverer of chloroform, are in the Scottish National Portrait Gallery.