An award-winning artist is celebrating the people of the West Country.
Georgina Heywood-Smith, an engraver from Bradford-on-Avon, is showcasing her work in her largest solo exhibition to date.
The exhibition, celebrating the people and places of the West Country, features her 'Places and People' series.
This includes portraits of Logan, a plumber from Westbury, and Steve, a mason from Radstock.
The artworks, which take between two weeks and two months to complete, are created using an 18th-century engraving technique.
Heywood-Smith's work, rooted in realism, is a detailed study of her environment.
Her exhibition will also feature works inspired by her life in the South West, including Wiltshire, Somerset, Bristol, and Cornwall.
Heywood-Smith, who grew up in the county, spent 20 years in the textile industry, creating rug designs for retailers such as B&Q, M&S, and Next.
Her 'Gina' rug was sold in the tens of thousands across the UK.
The artist's work has been exhibited by the Royal Academy of Arts and the Royal Society of British Artists.
The exhibition, held at The West Barn, Bradford-on-Avon, will have an open viewing from Friday, September 26, to Sunday, September 28, from 10am to 5pm.
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