Hawk Owl — Gallery Canvas Canvas Prints Glen's columbine paintings document one

Glen's columbine paintings document one of the most architecturally interesting wildflowers in the Ontario forest — a plant shaped by its pollinator relationship with hummingbirds

the structure of the plant rendered with the same attention to botanical accuracy that Glen brought to all his plant subjects

Glen's wolf pup study

This 1978 watercolour is one of Glen's finest raptor in-flight compositions: the hawk's position — turning slightly

Hawk Owl — Gallery Canvas Canvas Prints Glen's columbine paintings document oneA Northern Hawk Owl in close graphite portrait the bird filling the frame, the head tilted at the characteristic angle of a species that hunts by sight rather than sound. The Hawk Owl sits apart from other owls: it is diurnal, it perches at treetops rather than in dark cavities, and it has the streamlined profile of a falcon alongside the spotted and barred plumage of an owl. Glen captured that hybrid quality precisely in graphite. This is one of