Eastern Cottontail Bunnies — Gallery Canvas Canvas Finish:Matte The view from below the

The view from below the surface: a Belted Kingfisher has punched through the water and is diving toward a Rainbow Trout

This is one of Glen's most minimal and atmospheric landscape compositions: no wildlife

acid-free paper using fade-resistant inks

and the anatomical precision of this 1967 painting reflects that discipline

is itself a major achievement in the painting

Eastern Cottontail Bunnies — Gallery Canvas Canvas Finish:Matte The view from below theThree baby cottontails pressed together in a grass nest the graphite rendering so precise that you can count the individual blades of dried grass supporting them. The wildflower above them, a small daisy, is barely sketched in; the focus is entirely on the three small bodies, each one differently positioned, each one rendered with complete anatomical accuracy. This is Glen's graphite at its most patient. Drawing was always the foundation of Glen's