Raccoon Family — Giclée on Paper not-on-sale Her reflection meets her own

Her reflection meets her own gaze in the still water

Looking through a stand of old Eastern White Cedars toward an autumn valley — Hockley Valley in full October colour

a different register from his Ontario compositions

The pomegranate flower is one of the most architecturally interesting botanical subjects Glen chose — the leathery calyx

the way the neck shortens as the head drops

Raccoon Family — Giclée on Paper not-on-sale Her reflection meets her ownFour young raccoons at a summer stream one hanging from a berry branch above, two at the water's edge examining the shallows, one watching from a mossy bank. The red berries in the tree above are just ripe; the stream below catches the late afternoon light. This is Glen's most complex raccoon composition: four individually characterized animals in a multi level habitat, each doing something specific and true to raccoon behaviour. Glen's group