Sally Anne, assisted by her husband, Peter, share a passion for painting landscapes and often work together en plein air.  Inspired by the 19th Century Impressionist movement, her paintings tell stories.  She seeks to capture moments of everyday life in ordinary places.  The couple are frequent visitors to the South of France, and the intense light of that region, has influenced the bold use of colour and scintillating light effects seen in the work.  

Sally Anne had some formal art training at a London University Of Education, where the work she presented for her final exhibition was highly acclaimed.  She had her first solo exhibition, as an emerging artist, at the Century Gallery, Henley Upon Thames, and has subsequently, showed her work in various galleries in East Anglia and the south of England, as well as working on commissions.  Her designs have been published as greetings cards, and she was listed on Larousse, a list of French artists, and featured in three editions of R.E.G.A.R.Ds, a French art catalogue.  In the summer of 2019, her work was shown at the La Galleria, Pall Mall, London and she has been a finalist twice in the emerging art competion at Creates Gallery, Monmouth.  More recently, the couple had a joint exhibition at Cumberland Lodge, Windsor Great Park.