Chipmunk and Woodland Blue Butterfly Enhanced — Giclée on Paper Paper Type:Archival Matte Paper Storm's End is one of

Storm's End is one of his most celebrated and panoramic works

This is not a pretty winter scene: it is a painting about the severity of the season

Glen Loates began his professional career at age eleven designing a daffodil for the Canadian Cancer Society

The colouring is both botanically exact and visually sumptuous

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

Chipmunk and Woodland Blue Butterfly Enhanced — Giclée on Paper Paper Type:Archival Matte Paper Storm's End is one ofA chipmunk pauses on a moss covered log, watching a Woodland Blue Butterfly drift past. The original watercolour study, executed by Glen in his characteristic patient field style, has here been transformed: Glen returned to the work years later with soft pastel, Chinese white ink, and coloured pencil applying a luminous green and gold background that lifts the figure off the page, and refining the smallest details until every whisker, fern frond, and