Arctic Loon With Young — Giclée on Paper Print Size:11" x 14" a female arriving from above

a female arriving from above with wings still open

A summer afternoon at Drag Lake — the viewer placed among the trees on the bank

The botanical composition is extraordinary: the Jack-in-the-pulpit rendered in full detail — the striped spathe

Glen rendered the lynx's face with the meticulous graphite work that distinguished his drawing practice from his watercolours: every individual strand of the ruff suggested rather than laboured

his owl paintings across multiple species are among the most accomplished in Canadian wildlife art

Arctic Loon With Young — Giclée on Paper Print Size:11" x 14" a female arriving from aboveA parent loon glides on glass still water with two young pressed close one tucked under a wing, the other riding quietly alongside. Glen captured what every Canadian who has spent a summer at the lake recognizes: the particular hush of a loon family at rest, the world held briefly in calm. This is one of his pure watercolours, the medium Glen is most celebrated for. Decades of field observation are what make a painting like this possible the