Explanation:

- Option 1: Bentham

- Jeremy Bentham is known for his contributions to utilitarianism and legal positivism.

- He laid the groundwork for analytical jurisprudence but didn’t officially found the school.

- Option 2: Austin

- John Austin is considered the founder of the Analytical School of jurisprudence.

- He is known for his command theory of law, emphasizing law as a system of rules and commands from the sovereign.

- Option 3: Holland

- Thomas Erskine Holland was a legal scholar who contributed to international law but did not found the Analytical School.

- Option 4: Gray

- John Chipman Gray was a legal realist and known for his work on property law, not for founding the Analytical School.