Queen Annes Lace — Giclée on Paper Square Two Cedar Waxwings on a

Two Cedar Waxwings on a blueberry branch — one launching upward with wings fully spread

watching the viewer from between hanging vines and broad tropical leaves still wet with rain

the branches on the windward side stripped and dead while the leeward side still holds its dark green needles

Glen painted the Monarch with the awareness of a naturalist who understood its significance: the annual migration

the ripple patterns on the surface suggesting movement without disturbing the calm

Queen Annes Lace — Giclée on Paper Square Two Cedar Waxwings on aQueen Anne's Lace and chicory in a summer meadow the white umbels of the carrot flower at different stages of opening and closing, the blue chicory providing the chromatic counterpoint, the whole composition built from grasses and stems weaving through one another against a soft blue green summer background. This is one of Glen's most atmospheric and loosely handled wildflower compositions: the summer meadow rendered as atmosphere and suggestion as