Gallery 17 Peck—"Experience the Difference"
Gallery 17 Peck is one of Rhode Island’s premier dealers of contemporary fine art: paintings; important photographic works; and collectible Native American Indian art—paintings, pottery, sculpture, and jewelry.

A distinctive presence on the New England art scene, artists represented by 17 Peck have earned permanent placement in the top museums and private collections in the world: The Smithsonian; Heard Museum; Eiteljorg Museum; United States Embassies of Morocco, Belgium, and Beijing; The White House; Arnold Schwarzenegger; Mobil Oil; President George H.W. Bush; President Bill Clinton; NBCs Today Show; Museum of Indian Arts and Culture; Willie Nelson; President George W. Bush; Philadelphia Museum of Art; Museum of Art and Design; National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Museum Collection (NMAI); Robert Redford; and many others.

Philosophy of Artist Representation
The owner, Daniel Kelley, ensures consistent adherence to 17 Peck's philosophy of representation and exhibition, actively forging relationships with established artists. The gallery remains focused on connecting our clientele with the leading voices in contemporary art who partner with 17 Peck for exclusive regional representation, offering a premier venue for fine art exhibition.

Making Art Accessible—Thoughts from the Owner
I feel it is my job to put works of art with people who love them. At 17 Peck I work hard to make viewing and acquiring fine art a friendly and comfortable experience. It is my belief that everyone should be able to enjoy fine art and no one should be afraid to step into the gallery. I hope that every time someone comes into the gallery they will be enriched and leave with a smile.

"Only one thing matters, do you love it? The rest is just details."

Visit 17 Peck on historic Federal Hill, and "Experience the Difference."