Loon — Giclée on Paper Landscapes and the sky studies produced

and the sky studies produced there represent some of his most atmospheric and painterly work

A chipmunk among autumn oak leaves — maple foliage golden above

Three barn swallows are caught mid-hunt against a soft summer sky

Glen spent years studying bird specimens at the Royal Ontario Museum

The Red Columbine — Aquilegia canadensis — is rendered with the same botanical precision Glen brought to all his wildflower subjects: the pendant flowers

Loon — Giclée on Paper Landscapes and the sky studies producedA Common Loon on a still summer lake the breeding plumage in its full precision, the red eye vivid, the iridescent green head reflecting the light. Glen returned to the loon as a subject across his career, drawn back to it by the same quality that makes it Canada's most iconic bird: the combination of extraordinary beauty and the haunting call that defines summer in the Canadian north for anyone who has spent time on a lake. This loon portrait carries