Orchid — Giclée on Paper square-scarf The Red Columbine — Aquilegia

The Red Columbine — Aquilegia canadensis — is rendered with the same botanical precision Glen brought to all his wildflower subjects: the pendant flowers

It is the kind of scene any Canadian who has paddled north in late September knows by heart

The Kokanee's spawning transformation — from silver lake fish to vivid red river fish — is one of the most visually dramatic events in Canadian freshwater ecology

and private collectors worldwide for over five decades

Two blue jays hold their ground in an oak tree as the first snow of autumn dusts the remaining leaves

Orchid — Giclée on Paper square-scarf The Red Columbine — AquilegiaA Phalaenopsis orchid two blooms open on an arching stem, the pink petals precisely veined, the labellum orange yellow at centre, the plant rooted in a pad of Spanish moss. This 1994 coloured pencil botanical study is one of Glen's most elegant: the vertical composition of the single arching stem with its two flowers uses the negative space around it as deliberately as any formal arrangement. The colouring is both botanically exact and visually