Pickerel Weed — Giclée on Paper Print Size:18" x 20" the moment wildlife photography struggles

the moment wildlife photography struggles to capture with clarity

This is the season Glen observed most closely across his career: the brief window when Trilliums

just the plants themselves rendered with the precision of a naturalist who has spent time on his hands and knees in the forest studying exactly this kind of ground-level flora

Ontario home and shaped his eye

slightly startled-looking even when completely calm — is part of what makes it one of the most frequently depicted owls in wildlife art

Pickerel Weed — Giclée on Paper Print Size:18" x 20" the moment wildlife photography strugglesPickerelweed in a summer marsh the purple flower spikes rising from heart shaped leaves still beaded with rain, a damselfly perched at the top, the whole composition dissolved at the edges into the atmospheric blue green of the water around it. This 1964 painting is among Glen's most luminous early botanical works: the Pickerelweed rendered with complete precision at centre, the background impressionistic and atmospheric, the result a painting that is