Mount Rundle and Vermilion Lake Banff — Framed Piece Artwork This 1964 painting is one

This 1964 painting is one of Glen's most atmospheric early botanicals: the flowers rendered with botanical accuracy — the reflexed petals

This is as tender as wildlife art gets: the animal so young and so precisely rendered that the viewer instinctively lowers their voice

its long spurs evolved to exclude all but the longest bills

This is Glen's graphite at its most patient

Mount Rundle rises above Vermilion Lake in this 1992 coloured pencil landscape — the great tilted limestone slab of the mountain's east face filling the upper half of the canvas

Mount Rundle and Vermilion Lake Banff — Framed Piece Artwork This 1964 painting is oneMount Rundle rises above Vermilion Lake in this 1992 coloured pencil landscape the great tilted limestone slab of the mountain's east face filling the upper half of the canvas, the lake surface reflecting the sky below a fringe of dark spruce. This is one of the most recognizable views in Canada, and Glen rendered it in the blue violet palette of a Rockies morning before the light has fully warmed. Glen worked in coloured pencil rather than