Rainbow Trout — Giclée on Paper Oil his pheasant portraits are among

his pheasant portraits are among his most accomplished and widely admired bird works

the eyes already carrying the focus of a predator even when the body still carries the softness of youth

and this study shows why: the control required to render the fine downy fur of newborn rabbits with pencil alone — without any of watercolour's forgiving properties — is extraordinary

This is Glen at his most intimate — the subject small enough to sit in your palm

Trout Lilies

Rainbow Trout — Giclée on Paper Oil his pheasant portraits are amongA Rainbow Trout rising toward a fly the body arced and powerful, the distinctive pink lateral stripe vivid, the fly visible above the snout as the fish tilts upward from the gravel streambed. The atmospheric watercolour wash around the fish suggests clear, cold water without defining it too literally: the trout seems suspended in the specific light of a clear mountain stream. This is a painting that speaks directly to anyone who has stood in a stream