White-tailed Deer Portrait — Gallery Canvas Art Prints painted when Glen could observe

painted when Glen could observe the cardinals that frequented the trees near his Ontario studio

the viewer placed below it on the rock face

This 1969 watercolour is a paired botanical and entomological study: the butterfly and its host plant rendered with equal attention

Glen returned to the loon as a subject across his career

Two Mahi-mahi — Dorado — cut through turquoise shallows

White-tailed Deer Portrait — Gallery Canvas Art Prints painted when Glen could observeA Whitetail Fawn in close portrait the spotted coat, the large liquid eye, the expression of alert innocence that makes fawn portraits among the most universally beloved images in wildlife art. Glen rendered the fawn's distinctive spotted coat with complete precision: the spots are not decorative but camouflage, positioned to break up the fawn's outline in dappled light, and Glen placed them accordingly. This portrait is more intimate than Glen's full