Snowy Owl — Giclée on Paper Silk Scarves the granite shore and mixed

the granite shore and mixed boreal forest reflected in the rain-smoothed water

This is one of Glen's most atmospheric and loosely handled wildflower compositions: the summer meadow rendered as atmosphere and suggestion as much as botanical precision

with its olive back

A Phalaenopsis orchid — two blooms open on an arching stem

this Saw-whet Owl in autumn maple is one of his most subtly composed and atmospherically rich owl paintings

Snowy Owl — Giclée on Paper Silk Scarves the granite shore and mixedA Snowy Owl launches from a lichen covered rock wings spread to their full span, filling the upper half of the canvas, the yellow eyes fixed directly on the viewer. This 1982 watercolour is one of Glen's most dramatic and formally bold compositions: the white owl against a pale winter sky, distinguishable only by its feather texture and the shadows within the wing, the lichen covered tundra rock below providing the only warm colour in the painting.