Canada Lynx with Ruffed Grouse — Framed Piece Cat the long horizontal branches spreading

the long horizontal branches spreading to the left and right

every feather quill visible against the sky

demonstrating the same commitment to observational precision regardless of species or location

Glen's waterfowl studies extended from the dramatic adult plumage paintings to these quieter early-season studies of young birds

This is rural Ontario painted with the affection of someone who grew up in it: the specific texture of a gravel road

Canada Lynx with Ruffed Grouse — Framed Piece Cat the long horizontal branches spreadingA Canada Lynx crouches over a Ruffed Grouse in fresh snow possessive, watchful, a few loose feathers drifting from the hunt. Glen painted the predator prey relationship without flinching: the grouse's wing splayed at an impossible angle, the lynx's amber eye holding both satisfaction and wariness. The snow around the scene carries the tracks and impressions of the chase that just ended. Glen spent his career studying how animals actually live not the