Ruby Crowned Kinglet — Gallery Canvas Wrap Color:Black two others resting close together

two others resting close together

That patience reads in every feather

This 1964 painting is one of Glen's most atmospheric and painterly early works: the botanical subject treated with an impressionistic freedom that became rarer as his technique matured

Glen's insect studies demonstrate his belief that everything in the natural world deserves the same quality of attention — not just the charismatic mammals and the striking birds

This is Glen's most complex raccoon composition: four individually characterized animals in a multi-level habitat

Ruby Crowned Kinglet — Gallery Canvas Wrap Color:Black two others resting close togetherTwo Ruby crowned Kinglets on a hemlock branch one with the ruby crown patch just visible, both rendered with the fine brush precision that the species demands. The Ruby crowned Kinglet is one of Canada's smallest songbirds, a bird easily overlooked in the field but extraordinarily detailed up close. This 1987 watercolour shows Glen at his finest in the small bird genre: the kinglets are exactly the right size relative to the hemlock branches, the