Phyllis studied art at Goldsmiths' College and St Martins School of Art, and taught at Kingston School of Art before moving to Dorset. Since then she has built a reputation as an important Dorset artist, represented in private and public collections, as well exhibiting widely in galleries in England and abroad.

Sometimes working in watercolour, charcoal, or making prints, Phyllis' preferred medium is oil on canvas. Most of her work is figurative: portraits, still lifes and of course landscapes.

Phyllis is a vibrant colourist, with a fluent handling of her material somewhat reminiscent of Kokoschka, though she would probably say that she owes more to Matisse. more...

"I like Phyllis Wolff's paintings a lot.  Freshness vigor and honesty.  I'm reminded of Bomberg's Spanish landscapes and some of the Scottish colourist eg Anne Redpath.  Fashions apart there's a natural place for work like hers in today's art world" 
Edwin Mullins

"Wolff is clearly a colourist, something which is rare in British art.  Some of her images remind me of turn-of-the-century Glasgow School - Peploe etc - and I have always liked their work"     
Edward Lucie-Smith

Highgate Fine Art N6

Morgan Boyce Gallery, Marlborough

Russell Gallery, SW15

Bath Fine Art Gay St. BATH

Bristol Affordable Art Fair.