Bluebirds In Nest — Gallery Canvas Art Prints This is the unenhanced version

This is the unenhanced version of the subject — the original watercolour study without the luminous pastel background of the Enhanced edition

this is one of his finest and most emblematic landscape works

A whitetail fawn lies curled in a spring forest clearing — white spots vivid on its rust-red coat

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

Glen worked from actual Red Fox specimens in the Royal Ontario Museum collection

Bluebirds In Nest — Gallery Canvas Art Prints This is the unenhanced versionA male Eastern Bluebird perches at the entrance of a hollow fence post, his female just inside her eye visible in the shadow of the cavity, the nest below her. This is one of Glen's earliest and most intimate bird studies, painted in 1965 when he was already demonstrating the close observational eye that would define his career. The weathered wood of the post is rendered with the same attention he gave to the birds themselves every grain, split, and