Autumn Magic — Framed Piece Wildlife the way the neck shortens

the way the neck shortens as the head drops

this mountain landscape is among his most imposing and technically demanding landscape works

this 1963 work is among the earliest in his collected catalogue

the yellow eye regarding the viewer with the absolute composure of the largest owl in North America

but in a tropical register entirely different from the cool

Autumn Magic — Framed Piece Wildlife the way the neck shortensA still beaver pond opens onto a horizon of wine coloured hills, framed by maples burning red and yellow against a slate sky. This piece sits a little apart in Glen's catalogue looser, more painterly, executed in coloured pencil rather than watercolour, the texture of the paper showing through every stroke. It is the kind of scene any Canadian who has paddled north in late September knows by heart. Glen worked from his own field sketches and