One of Georgia’s leading realist painter—he often invites comparison to Andrew Wyeth—William Entrekin, a native of Rome, Georgia, and now a resident of Acworth, was represented here by more than thirty works in watercolor, oil, and egg tempera—landscapes, figure paintings, and still lifes. His work is widely collected by individuals, corporations, and museums. He leaves the viewer with the sense that these are subjects that one already knows. He paints the real world as he knows it—the people and places that are close to his heart.