Red Fox and Cedar — Gallery Canvas NEW painted by someone who looked

painted by someone who looked

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

This 1964 painting is among Glen's most luminous early botanical works: the Pickerelweed rendered with complete precision at centre

The grey-blue mountain rock

A lone White Pine on a Shield promontory — the tree shaped by decades of prevailing wind

Red Fox and Cedar — Gallery Canvas NEW painted by someone who lookedA Red Fox moves through a winter cedar wood the orange of the fox vivid against the snow, the twisted grey trunks of the cedars framing the composition on both sides, dry oak leaves still clinging at the edges. This is one of Glen's most sophisticated winter landscape and animal compositions: the fox placed in a specific habitat, the winter cedar grove rendered with the same attention he brought to the animal itself. The painting works because both