Black Bear and Honey Bees — Gallery Canvas Vertical He is a member of

He is a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts whose bird watercolours have been collected internationally for over five decades

and the precision of the hovering bird's wing position shows the depth of that observation

This 1982 watercolour is one of Glen's most dramatic and formally bold compositions: the white owl against a pale winter sky

Executed in coloured pencil

This painting is among his most formally composed owl portraits: the bird placed in the middle of the canvas

Black Bear and Honey Bees — Gallery Canvas Vertical He is a member ofA full grown black bear tears into a rotting stump, head thrown back, completely indifferent to the cloud of bees rising around it. It is one of the oldest scenes in the Canadian wilderness bear and bees, a negotiation that always ends the same way. Glen captured it with the watercolour looseness and confidence of an artist who has spent enough time in the boreal to know exactly what this looks like in afternoon light. The surrounding vegetation