Guy Peppiatt Fine Art

Guy Peppiatt Fine Art Ltd, established in 2004, is a London-based art gallery specializing in 18th and 19th century British drawings and watercolours. The founder, Guy Peppiatt, began his career at the Dulwich Picture Gallery before joining Sotheby's British Pictures Department in 1993. With a rich background in the art world, Peppiatt has become a respected figure in the industry, advising clients and museums on their collections, buying and selling on their behalf, and providing insurance valuations. He is also a Trustee of Turner's House, showcasing his commitment to preserving and promoting British artistic heritage.

The gallery hosts exhibitions of early drawings and watercolours, as well as participating in art fairs. Peppiatt's expertise and passion for British art have led to collaborations with prestigious organizations. The gallery has been an exhibitor at Master Drawings New York, a week-long event featuring over 20 exhibitions of old master drawings and paintings. This participation highlights the gallery's significant role in the international art scene.

Guy Peppiatt Fine Art's commitment to the arts extends beyond their commercial activities. Peppiatt's role as a Trustee of Turner's House, a museum and historic site, demonstrates his dedication to preserving Britain's artistic legacy. The house, designed by renowned artist J.M.W. Turner, is a testament to the country's rich artistic history, and Peppiatt's involvement ensures its continued preservation and promotion.