Trillium — Giclée on Paper wildlife But this piece belongs to

But this piece belongs to a different category

and this painting shows the depth of that familiarity — the specific posture of a duck entering water

which is why this painting carries such remarkable stillness — it does not feel intruded upon

but finding that same bird in green requires subtler chromatic judgment

Trillium — Giclée on Paper wildlife But this piece belongs toA White Trillium Ontario's provincial flower rendered with the botanical completeness that Glen brought to all his wildflower subjects: the three petals, the three sepals, the three leaves, the single stem rising from the forest floor. The Trillium is both botanically simple and visually perfect, and Glen treated it with the respect the subject deserves. The White Trillium appears throughout Glen's work as a companion plant in his spring forest