Wolf Pup — Giclée on Paper Print Size:14" x 10" the large dark eye completely

the large dark eye completely trusting

watching the foraging behaviour that makes them one of the most resourceful mammals in their environment

in the middle of the road

summer undergrowth — is painted with the same botanical attention Glen applied to his wildlife subjects

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

Wolf Pup — Giclée on Paper Print Size:14" x 10" the large dark eye completelyA wolf pup still in the round, fuzzy faced stage of early youth regarding the viewer with the directness that wolf pups, unlike most young predators, seem to possess from birth. The pup's grey black coat is rendered with the soft precision that Glen brought to all his young animal subjects, the face already carrying the intelligence of a highly social predator. This is not a portrait of innocence but of early competence. Glen's wolf pup study, like