Great-Horned Owl — Giclée on Paper aquatic the dried corn stalks providing

the dried corn stalks providing the vertical structure of the composition

Glen worked in coloured pencil rather than watercolour for this Banff series

his wildflower paintings are among the most beloved in his catalogue

A Western Meadowlark — the vivid yellow breast with its black chevron catching the morning light

this quiet woodland pond landscape is one of his most meditative and purely atmospheric works

Great-Horned Owl — Giclée on Paper aquatic the dried corn stalks providingA Great Horned Owl perches on a pine branch turned slightly sideways, the yellow eye regarding the viewer with the absolute composure of the largest owl in North America. The plumage is painted with extraordinary care: the intricate barring of the breast feathers, the buff facial disc, the ear tufts lifted. The pine needles behind the owl are soft and secondary; the owl itself is completely present. Glen painted the Great Horned Owl across his career