Red Fox — Framed Piece Framed Prints Glen returned to the loon

Glen returned to the loon as a subject across his career

while a female forages below in the blue-white shadow of the drifts

This painting argues the opposite case: the chipmunk belongs here because you can see the exact forest floor it lives in

This is the challenge Glen set himself: to paint a bird whose entire survival strategy is camouflage

Red Fox — Framed Piece Framed Prints Glen returned to the loonA Red Fox pouncing across winter stubble the body compressed and lunging forward, nose down toward something in the frozen grass at the lower left. This is the fox's characteristic hunting posture: the high arc leap that allows it to pin small rodents beneath the snow. The field notes at the lower right record the specimen data the ROM provenance that underpins Glen's anatomical precision. The fox's vivid orange coat against the pale winter field is