ABOUT

Keith de Lellis has been operating as a gallery, Keith de Lellis Gallery LLC, since 1997 from three different locations on Manhattan's Upper East side. Formerly a private dealer since 1970, the move to a public space was necessitated to exhibit the wide-ranging material that the gallery now exhibits, specializing in vintage 20th century photographs and occasionally 19th century material. The exhibitions highlight well known figures in the medium such as Weegee, Margaret Bourke-White, Edward Steichen, and Irving Penn as well as masters of the medium that have been overlooked and brought to prominence among the greats: names like Gordon Coster, Edward Quigley, Flip Schulke and David Attie to name a few. Our wide-ranging interests include the following: photographs of New York and other urban cities, fashion photography, architectural photography, photojournalism, advertising and graphic design photography, modernism and pictorialism, spirit photography, African American photographers, Italian photography, portrait photography, nudes, military photography, press photography and numerous other genres ubiquitous within the medium. We present four to five exhibitions a year and are open free of charge to the public. Our clientele includes museums, private collectors, corporate collectors, and everyday people looking for a great image to hang on their wall. Our website features exhibitions from the previous years along with press information, checklists, and other related material.

We are in the Fuller Building at 41 East 57th Street (corner of Madison Avenue) in room 703. Gallery hours vary, please call the gallery at (212) 327-1482 to confirm our latest hours.