Linda’s work has been used as cover prints for CD’s and tapes and she was interviewed about her paintings on Cable TV during the course of an Exhibition at the Europa Gallery, Sutton. Over the years she has won many cups and awards for her paintings and had her work shown in the Guildhall, Royal Exchange, Mall and Westminster Galleries in London. Several of her paintings have been acquired for clients in Japan and America.

In 1994 Linda was invited to join the Society of Women Artists, and in 1998 her work was selected to be reproduced as a limited edition print by their sister company, “Editions Ltd”. Linda’s work has also been reproduced by the Medici Society in the form of greeting cards.

In 1998 Linda was a prizewinner in a National painting competition “Flowers in the Landscape”, and was elected to membership of the Society of Botanical Artists in the following year.

In 2003 her painting of the North Downs, near Shere, was chosen to be included in the first “Not the Turner Prize” Exhibition organised by the Mail on Sunday.

In 2004 Linda’s painting “A Quiet Corner” was chosen to be the first winner of the Abbey House Gardens Award.

One of Linda’s paintings has been featured in the magazine “Artists & Illustrators” (April 2006) and a painting of “The North Downs Way” has been reproduced in the “Guildford and Surrey Hills 2007 Calendar”. Most recently her painting “When I was small” won a top prize in the Denbies Bacchus Award Exhibition 2008

Linda Wallis, born in London, has lived in Surrey since 1967 and has been showing her oil paintings with local Art Societies since the early 1970’s. She did not go to Art School, but has attended courses in this country and in Italy, and has developed her own style, depicting her love of the English countryside.