This 1981 coloured pencil landscape is one of Glen's most expansive agricultural scenes: the repetition of the pumpkins across the middle distance creates a rhythm that carries the eye to the far field
Orange Hawkweed against a luminous green summer meadow — the flowers vivid and almost diffuse at the edges
the lily pads at lower right all precisely observed
Glen Loates is a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts whose wildlife studies have been collected internationally for over five decades
The violet was one of Glen's most frequently revisited wildflower subjects — it appears as a companion in his fawn paintings
Cottontail Run — Gallery Canvas Canvas Prints This 1981 coloured pencil landscapeA winter lane recedes into the distance under bare elms and pines, the ruts frozen, the verges deep in snow and there, in the middle of the road, a cottontail rabbit sitting perfectly still, caught between one bound and the next. The landscape fills almost the entire canvas; the rabbit is small, the country large. The red berries on the bare branches to the right are the painting's only warm accent. This is Glen working as a landscape painter who