Linda Sutton
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Linda Sutton (born December 14, 1947) is a British painter. She was born in Southend-on-Sea, Essex.
She studied at Winchester School of Art and the Royal College of Art in London, graduating in 1974. She still lives in London.
Her work is based on narrative and mythological themes, with an autobiographical perspective.
| “ | Figurative and narrative work, enriched by an understanding of the concious displacements of scale and perspective... | ” |
[edit] Prizes
Linda has won many prizes including:
- 1972 Royal College of Art (100ft mural)
- 1979-1981 GLC Spirit of London, Royal Festival Hall
- 1981 First prize, Contemporary Arts Society, RAC Club, London
- 1982 National Portrait Gallery, London
- 1987 Royal Academy Summer exhibition
[edit] Collections
Many of Linda's paintings are in art collections throughout the world. These include:
- Queen Fabiola of Belgium
- Tate Gallery
- Royal Academy of Arts
- Sainsbury Collection
- The Marquess of Bath (Longleat House)
