Wooden Pond — Giclée on Paper Print Size:38" x 48" combining the close observation of

combining the close observation of plant anatomy with the atmospheric quality of a landscape

that particular week in May that feels like the year's most optimistic promise

A Red-tailed Hawk in level flight

The anatomy is exact — the distinctive thin neck

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

Wooden Pond — Giclée on Paper Print Size:38" x 48" combining the close observation ofA still woodland pond in late summer the tannin dark water perfectly reflecting the surrounding trees, a single log crossing the foreground, the surface otherwise undisturbed. This is one of Glen's most minimal and atmospheric landscape compositions: no wildlife, no dramatic sky just the pond and its reflection, the specific quality of still dark water in a forested hollow. The painting demonstrates Glen's understanding of what makes a landscape