Canada Geese — Framed Piece Frame:Black The grey wolf is in

The grey wolf is in the foreground

This 1987 watercolour is the image most people picture when they think of Glen Loates — the red of the male against winter snow

the branches woven through the image at different planes

A winter lane recedes into the distance under bare elms and pines

it carries the full weight of what it means for a newborn animal to be alone in the world and somehow exactly where it should be

Canada Geese — Framed Piece Frame:Black The grey wolf is inTwo Canada Geese in full flight against a pale winter sky wings spread wide, necks extended, the underside of each feather rendered with the kind of attention that only comes from watching these birds through many seasons. Painted in 1966, this watercolour captures the geometry of geese in formation: the way the second bird flies slightly lower, slightly behind, the whole composition suggesting movement and altitude without a single distracting