Great-Horned Owl — Gallery Canvas Landscapes his loon family paintings are

his loon family paintings are among his most widely held works in Canadian collections

and distant blue hills is one of the most satisfying compositional structures in Ontario landscape

A male Eastern Bluebird perches at the entrance of a hollow fence post

Fox kits at the den were a subject Glen returned to across his career — few wildlife subjects combine the visual appeal of the young with the drama of the predator-in-training quite as effectively

which is why this painting carries such remarkable stillness — it does not feel intruded upon

Great-Horned Owl — Gallery Canvas Landscapes his loon family paintings areA Great Horned Owl perches on a pine branch turned slightly sideways, the yellow eye regarding the viewer with the absolute composure of the largest owl in North America. The plumage is painted with extraordinary care: the intricate barring of the breast feathers, the buff facial disc, the ear tufts lifted. The pine needles behind the owl are soft and secondary; the owl itself is completely present. Glen painted the Great Horned Owl across his career