Black Bear Cubs — Framed Piece Landscapes while a female forages below

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

This is one of Glen's earliest and most intimate bird studies

Two Timber Wolves — one black

Both are rendered at the level of detail that requires close study of the actual species

the female's warmth rhyming with the russet of the remaining hips

Black Bear Cubs — Framed Piece Landscapes while a female forages belowOne cub stands on a fallen log, tongue out, nose working the other peers over the edge with the particular cautious curiosity of a young bear encountering bees for the first time. Glen found the comedy in this moment without letting it slip into sentimentality. The watercolour is tight where the cubs' fur catches light, loose and atmospheric in the surrounding vegetation exactly the kind of contrast that made his wildlife work feel alive rather than