Red Fox And Ring-necked Pheasant — Giclée on Paper Unframed Prints but the organisms that most

but the organisms that most people would rather not notice

the long tail extending into the composition

Glen believed the background was as important as the subject — that an animal pulled from its habitat and placed against a neutral wash was always slightly false

Shooting Stars — Dodecatheon — in a luminous emerald green setting

but what makes the painting extraordinary is the water

Red Fox And Ring-necked Pheasant — Giclée on Paper Unframed Prints but the organisms that mostA Red Fox with a Ring necked Pheasant the predator and prey together in one composition, the outcome already decided. This is one of Glen's most direct predator prey studies: no drama, no motion blur, just the precise observation of two species in their natural relationship. The pheasant's extraordinary plumage and the fox's vivid coat create a chromatic richness unusual even in Glen's colourful catalogue. Glen painted the encounter between fox and