Bobcat Cub — Giclée on Paper Framed Prints and the mitt lying in

and the mitt lying in the snow where the wind had put it

Wood Ducks — the male's extraordinary breeding plumage one of the most complex and beautiful of any North American waterfowl — rendered with the precision the species demands

Glen's orchard compositions sit between his formal botanical work and his landscape practice

Watercolour on Linen

collected in November 1932

Bobcat Cub — Giclée on Paper Framed Prints and the mitt lying inA bobcat cub paws folded over a weathered branch, ears cocked, eyes wide with the particular alertness of a young predator discovering the world sits among dandelions, honeysuckle, and summer grasses. A bumblebee drifts past in the background, completely indifferent to the small danger below. Glen captured the irresistible contradiction of the bobcat cub: built for hunting, but undeniably, completely charming. This piece is executed in coloured