Crow Flying Over Landscape — Framed Piece Mat:White Looking up through the canopy

Looking up through the canopy of an old Eastern White Pine — the massive trunk at centre

his deer paintings

This is one of Glen's most atmospheric nocturnal works: the challenge of painting a scene where the only light source is reflected light

This is another of Glen's departures from his Canadian northern subjects — the Dorado carrying that same quality of absolute precision he brought to his trout and bass studies

A White Trillium — Ontario's provincial flower — rendered with the botanical completeness that Glen brought to all his wildflower subjects: the three petals

Crow Flying Over Landscape — Framed Piece Mat:White Looking up through the canopyA crow in full flight above a winter Ontario landscape the bird graphite black against a pale sky, every primary feather splayed and rendered individually, while below it a snow covered country scene stretches to the horizon: frozen fields, bare woodlots, a farmstead just visible in the middle distance. Two more crows are specks in the far background. This is a graphite drawing of exceptional scale and ambition the landscape as expansive as anything