Wild Columbine — Giclée on Paper Canvas Prints watching a Woodland Blue Butterfly

watching a Woodland Blue Butterfly drift past

The red berries on the bare branches to the right are the painting's only warm accent

red and orange maples visible through the cedar trunks

a dense wall of hardwoods to the right

As a self-taught artist of international acclaim

Wild Columbine — Giclée on Paper Canvas Prints watching a Woodland Blue ButterflyWild Columbine Aquilegia canadensis the native columbine of eastern Canadian woodlands, with its distinctive nodding red and yellow flowers. This botanical study renders the columbine's complex flower structure with complete accuracy: the five long red spurs, the yellow petal tips, the protruding stamens that give the flower its characteristic fringed appearance. The columbine appears in Glen's hummingbird compositions as the habitat plant; here it