Loon with Young — Giclée on Paper Enhanced the foreground all rock and

the foreground all rock and tidal life

This painting tells the other half

the way Glen often worked when he wanted the viewer to meet an animal eye to eye

Glen's early botanical studies show a young artist finding his own way with atmospheric colour — the green background is not merely a setting but an environment

A spring woodland scene — the first wildflowers of the Ontario season emerging through the leaf litter

Loon with Young — Giclée on Paper Enhanced the foreground all rock andA Common Loon at the nest the adult in full breeding plumage, two grey chicks at the water's edge beside the nest, the reflection of the loon's iridescent head visible in the still shallows. This 1985 watercolour is a more intimate and habitat specific composition than the open water loon paintings: the nest location, the cattail roots, the lily pads at lower right all precisely observed. The adult's reflection in the water, including the red eye