Chipmunk on Forest Floor — Giclée on Paper Horizontal Cardinals in winter were a

Cardinals in winter were a subject Glen returned to across his career

his loon paintings are among the most widely held in Canadian collections

just the plants themselves rendered with the precision of a naturalist who has spent time on his hands and knees in the forest studying exactly this kind of ground-level flora

The Wood Duck is among the most technically challenging waterfowl subjects in wildlife art: the male's breeding plumage involves more distinct colour zones than almost any other North American bird

the whole scene lit with the soft blue and gold of a northern morning

Chipmunk on Forest Floor — Giclée on Paper Horizontal Cardinals in winter were aA chipmunk navigates its way through a tangle of dried grasses, fallen maple leaves, and bare branches the whole composition a study in the texture of a Canadian forest floor in late autumn. Glen gives us the chipmunk's world at chipmunk scale: the branches overhead are significant obstacles, the leaf litter an entire terrain. The blue bittersweet berries just out of reach above add the only colour note to an otherwise amber and brown palette. This