Lake Louise Alberta — Giclée on Paper Landscapes the female's warm brown-orange blending

the female's warm brown-orange blending more carefully with the surrounding leaves

A Robin in full song on an apple blossom branch — the orange-red breast vivid against the white and pink of the flowers

Glen Loates is a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts whose small mammal watercolours are prized in collections across North America

The hares' fur is warmer than the snow

A still woodland pond in late summer — the tannin-dark water perfectly reflecting the surrounding trees

Lake Louise Alberta — Giclée on Paper Landscapes the female's warm brown-orange blendingThe mountains above Lake Louise in winter the cliff faces of the Continental Divide filling the canvas almost entirely, the scale so large that the treeline at the bottom is barely a dark band. This coloured pencil landscape is one of Glen's most architecturally ambitious: the mountain's limestone face rendered with the same disciplined attention he brought to animal anatomy, the geology of the cliff the horizontal banding, the gullies, the snow