Snowshoe Hare — Giclée on Paper Paper Type:Archival Matte Paper An old apple orchard in

An old apple orchard in late autumn — the gnarled trunks and bare branches of mature apple trees

The graphite work here is among Glen's most technically demanding: the tiger's anatomy is rendered with the accuracy of someone who has studied big cat specimens closely

a plant of forest edges and rocky outcrops that produces flowers disproportionately large for its modest stature

The rocks at low tide near Halifax — barnacle-encrusted

sturdy enough for groceries

Snowshoe Hare — Giclée on Paper Paper Type:Archival Matte Paper An old apple orchard inTwo Snowshoe Hares in winter white one alert and upright, one crouched low in its form, both completely camouflaged against the snow they sit on. This 1987 watercolour is an exercise in the particular challenge of painting white animals in white settings: the hares are visible only through their shadows, the slight warmth of their fur against the cooler white of the snow, the dark eyes and ear tips that give them away. Glen mastered the painting of