Eastern White Pine — Framed Piece Frame:Black This is one of Glen's

This is one of Glen's finest freshwater predator-prey studies: both animals rendered with the same careful attention

The pine needles behind the owl are soft and secondary

the owl itself is completely present

Dandelions bloom in the surrounding grass

and his aquatic compositions demonstrate the same field observation and anatomical knowledge he brought to his terrestrial subjects

Eastern White Pine — Framed Piece Frame:Black This is one of Glen'sLooking up through the canopy of an old Eastern White Pine the massive trunk at centre, the long horizontal branches spreading to the left and right, the needles in loose green clusters against a pale, hazy sky. This coloured pencil landscape is one of Glen's most architecturally conceived tree studies: the pine is not a background element but the entire subject, the viewer placed at its base looking upward into its structure. The Eastern White Pine