Great-Horned Owl — Giclée on Paper aquatic his wildflower paintings are among

his wildflower paintings are among the most beloved in his catalogue

The technical challenge in this piece is the grass nest — a hundred individual strands of dried grass

Decades of field observation are what make a painting like this possible — the patterning of the adult's plumage and the soft down of the chicks rendered with the precision of someone who looked

5” x 26”

This is the painting

Great-Horned Owl — Giclée on Paper aquatic his wildflower paintings are amongA Great Horned Owl perches on a pine branch turned slightly sideways, the yellow eye regarding the viewer with the absolute composure of the largest owl in North America. The plumage is painted with extraordinary care: the intricate barring of the breast feathers, the buff facial disc, the ear tufts lifted. The pine needles behind the owl are soft and secondary; the owl itself is completely present. Glen painted the Great Horned Owl across his career