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The storm has passed
every feather around the head rendered to the level of detail Glen was famous for in his bird studies
This piece sits slightly apart in Glen's catalogue — domestic where most of his work is wild
this Ontario rural landscape is one of his most personal and warmly observed pieces
This painting is a tribute to a landscape that defined much of Glen's outdoor practice and much of his artistic identity
Bengal Tiger Pulling Down a Chital Deer — Framed Piece Print Size:30" x 23.5" The storm has passedThis is the natural world without sentimentality. A Bengal tiger every stripe and muscle in motion brings down a Chital deer in long grass. The graphite work here is among Glen's most technically demanding: the tiger's anatomy is rendered with the accuracy of someone who has studied big cat specimens closely, while the composition carries a raw kinetic charge that static wildlife art rarely achieves. Glen was drawn to the difficult subjects the hunt,
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