Fringed Polygala — Gallery Canvas Print Size:14" x 11" This 1984 study is one

This 1984 study is one of Glen's finest big-cat portraits: the tiger's facial anatomy — the asymmetric stripe pattern

the pink petals precisely veined

the viewer placed at its base looking upward into its structure

The contrast between the two coat colours — both within the normal range of wolf variation in Canada — gives the painting its visual interest and its ecological truth

The composition asks the viewer to stand where Glen stood — looking out over country that goes on longer than you can see

Fringed Polygala — Gallery Canvas Print Size:14" x 11" This 1984 study is oneFringed Polygala in full bloom the vivid magenta pink flowers luminous against the deep green of the surrounding forest floor vegetation. This botanical study is one of Glen's most richly coloured: the Polygala's unusual flower form, with its wing petals and fringed crest, is rendered with complete accuracy, while the atmospheric blue green background gives the whole composition a jewel like intensity. The Fringed Polygala is one of the most beautiful