Welcome to Peter Barker Fine Art

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Take a Virtual Tour of our SPRING EXHIBITION, featuring new work by many of our artists. Or better still, come and see them ‘in the flesh’ – they look SO much better!

We are now OPEN 11am – 5pm, Fridays and Saturdays, or by appointment.

Peter Barker Fine Art is an art gallery based in central Uppingham, Rutland’s core cultural and arts epicentre, exhibiting exceptional realistic and impressionistic art. The gallery is owned and run by award-winning professional landscape, marine and wildlife artist, Peter Barker and family. Peter is renowned for his stunningly evocative and much sought-after paintings depicting Rutland's beautiful county and much of Britain’s sumptuous countryside and waterways. He is also equally recognised for his brilliant and life-like portrayal of animals and coastal scenes. Peter Barker is an elected member of the Royal Society of Marine Artists.

To complement his own work Peter Barker Fine Art also represents a fine selection of other highly recognised contemporary painters from across Britain and beyond. The gallery sends out monthly newsletters and the website is constantly updated with new work which is also featured on social media platforms. Similarly, Peter’s Blog gives an even more comprehensive breakdown together with nature notes on each new painting fresh off the easel, including what inspired him to paint it.

We are now OPEN 11 – 5 Fridays and Saturdays, or by appointment. Open 24/7 online, and paintings can be delivered free of charge, or dropped off by hand if you live locally.

Peter Barker Fine Art is located in Hopes Yard, Uppingham LE15 9QQ, a pedestrian walkway located between Smalls and Uppingham Antiques Centre on High Street East at its Southern end, and opposite Wing’s Chinese takeaway on North Street East at its Northern end. Parking is free for two hours in most streets in Uppingham, or there is a pay and display car park adjacent to the gallery, entered from North Street East.