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The Wood Duck is among the most technically challenging waterfowl subjects in wildlife art: the male's breeding plumage involves more distinct colour zones than almost any other North American bird
This 1973 watercolour balances the precision of the owl's intricately streaked plumage with the casualness of the autumn birch setting
and this painting shows why — the combination of foreground forest texture
Glen was drawn to the difficult subjects — the hunt
his raccoon studies are among his most behaviorally precise mammal works
Brown Creeper — Gallery Canvas Wrap Color:Black The Wood Duck is amongA Brown Creeper works its way down a massive cedar trunk the bird almost invisible against the deeply furrowed bark, exactly as nature intended. This is the challenge Glen set himself: to paint a bird whose entire survival strategy is camouflage, without making it disappear from the painting. He solved it by rendering the bark with such meticulous attention to colour and texture that the creeper's subtle plumage becomes legible by contrast. Signed and
