Canada Goose — Giclée on Paper Print Size:16" x 12.5" the branches lifted against a

the branches lifted against a softly graded winter sky

Drawing was the foundation of Glen's practice

A Western Meadowlark — the vivid yellow breast with its black chevron catching the morning light

when his technique was loose enough to feel atmospheric and tight enough to render every individual hair on the beaver's coat

the flowers dissolving at the edges into the haze of a late summer afternoon

Canada Goose — Giclée on Paper Print Size:16" x 12.5" the branches lifted against aA single Canada Goose drops into landing feet out, wings braking, neck craning forward over a stand of autumn cattails. This is a 1988 watercolour and one of Glen's finest single bird compositions: the goose fills the upper half of the painting, the rush grasses below suggesting the wetland without cluttering the image. The motion is completely believable, the bird halfway between sky and ground, committed to landing. Glen spent hours at marshes and