Glen's orchard compositions sit between his formal botanical work and his landscape practice
An old apple orchard in late autumn — the gnarled trunks and bare branches of mature apple trees
The fireflies provide the painting's unusual and magical quality: small points of warm light in the gathering dusk
and the mitt lying in the snow where the wind had put it
where the same observational discipline he brought to wildlife was turned toward the wildflowers of the Ontario countryside he knew by foot and season
Bobcat Cub — Giclée on Paper Framed Prints Glen's orchard compositions sit betweenA bobcat cub paws folded over a weathered branch, ears cocked, eyes wide with the particular alertness of a young predator discovering the world sits among dandelions, honeysuckle, and summer grasses. A bumblebee drifts past in the background, completely indifferent to the small danger below. Glen captured the irresistible contradiction of the bobcat cub: built for hunting, but undeniably, completely charming. This piece is executed in coloured