 Loren Entz There are many defining moments that make up the history of a nation, and many artists will paint those earthshaking events: the turning point of a battle, the signing of a declaration, the death of a patriot. But more often, the fate of a nation is decided by thousands of little decisions made daily by its people; a daughter helping a mother with her chores, a kindness extended by a neighbor, a man tilling the earth. These, and more, are the subject matter for Loren Entz. "My roots are in the heartland of America," he says, and as the . . . |
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