Black Eyed Susan — Giclée on Paper Print Size:20" x 18" surrounded by spilled peanuts

surrounded by spilled peanuts

Queen Anne's Lace and chicory in a summer meadow — the white umbels of the carrot flower at different stages of opening and closing

Glen Loates is a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts whose work documenting Canadian wildlife spans five decades of international recognition

A still woodland pond in late summer — the tannin-dark water perfectly reflecting the surrounding trees

the patience to record what is actually there

Black Eyed Susan — Giclée on Paper Print Size:20" x 18" surrounded by spilled peanutsA field of Black Eyed Susans caught at the height of summer the yellow so saturated it pushes back against the pale background, the dark centres anchoring each bloom. This is one of Glen's botanical studies, where the same observational discipline he brought to wildlife was turned toward the wildflowers of the Ontario countryside he knew by foot and season. Glen Loates began his professional career at age eleven designing a daffodil for the Canadian