Bluebirds Study — Giclée on Paper Square rooted in years of anatomical

rooted in years of anatomical study at the Royal Ontario Museum

Glen's group compositions demonstrate the additional challenge of painting multiple animals convincingly — each raccoon has its own posture

social birds whose behaviour in fruit trees is endlessly compositionally interesting

doing what eagles do

Fox kits at the den were a subject Glen returned to across his career — few wildlife subjects combine the visual appeal of the young with the drama of the predator-in-training quite as effectively

Bluebirds Study — Giclée on Paper Square rooted in years of anatomicalThis is Glen's working process made visible a field study page from 1986 showing the Eastern Bluebird from multiple angles, with graphite sketches alongside partially developed watercolour passages and colour test swatches. The male's head is rendered in full colour detail at top; below, in pencil, studies of posture, perch position, and nest box entry. Raw colour washes orange, yellow, green mark the edges of the page where Glen was testing his