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The storm has passed
This is one of Glen's most intimate and tenderly observed botanical studies: the whole violet clump rendered as a single living thing
Storm's End is one of his most celebrated and panoramic works
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
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,
