Blue Jays At My Feeder — Gallery Canvas Silk Scarves It is one of the

It is one of the oldest scenes in the Canadian wilderness — bear and bees

The blueberries are painted with the same care as the birds — each berry at a different stage of ripeness

this piece is one of his most warmly received works among collectors of all ages

his owl paintings across multiple species are among the most accomplished in Canadian wildlife art

The view from below the surface: a Belted Kingfisher has punched through the water and is diving toward a Rainbow Trout

Blue Jays At My Feeder — Gallery Canvas Silk Scarves It is one of theThree blue jays at a backyard feeder on a winter morning one launching in with wings fully spread and fanned, one perched on the roof with a peanut, one at the tray edge. The bare elm behind the feeder is rendered branch by branch; the whole scene is painted from the window of Glen's Maple, Ontario studio, where he spent decades watching exactly this kind of traffic at exactly this kind of feeder. This is one of Glen's most personal paintings the