Raccoon Study — Giclée on Paper Paper Type:Archival Matte Paper The colouring is both botanically

The colouring is both botanically exact and visually sumptuous

The two birds allow a comparison of postures: the hovering bird's wings blurred with motion

Pickerelweed in a summer marsh — the purple flower spikes rising from heart-shaped leaves still beaded with rain

a few snow-laden branches

Raccoon Study — Giclée on Paper Paper Type:Archival Matte Paper The colouring is both botanicallyA raccoon study the animal rendered in the observational tradition of field naturalist art, the anatomy recorded with precision, the pose specific rather than idealized. This is Glen working in the mode of scientific illustration: the raccoon documented as a subject of natural history, every distinctive marking and structural feature placed accurately. The masked face, the banded tail, the distinctive hand like forepaws: all are rendered with the care