Official Gallery of Canadian Wildlife Artist Glen Loates R.C.A.

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Glen Loates painting the Wood thrush with bird skins from the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) in 1979

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Glen Loates outside by mushrooms kneeling with sketchbook and smiling

BIOGRAPHIE DE GLEN LOATES

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Glen Loates in the studio using animal skins as reference while painting owels

Glen Loates en studio utilisant des peaux d'animaux comme référence.

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glen loates and president reagan

Glen Loates dans le Bureau ovale, présentant sa peinture de pygargue à tête blanche à Ronald Reagan.

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Plongée historique en haute mer

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Hockley Valley Rock - Framed Print | Artwork by Glen Loates
Autumn trees at Hawkly Valley | Artwork by Glen Loates
Autumn trees at Hawkly Valley | Artwork by Glen Loates
Autumn trees at Hawkly Valley | Artwork by Glen Loates
Autumn trees at Hawkly Valley | Artwork by Glen Loates
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Arbres d'automne à Hockley Valley - Original

GLEN LOATES, RCA

Crayon de couleur sur papier

signé légèrement et au verso, titré et daté

9” X 7.75”, 20.5” X 20”

$25,000.00

Acquiring an Original

Each original is one of a kind and is offered directly by the Loates family. Originals are not sold through online checkout. We arrange every acquisition personally, so we can confirm the work’s history, answer your questions, and make arrangements for payment and delivery.

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In Distinguished Collections

Glen Loates R.C.A. is the first Canadian artist represented at the White House. In 1982, Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau arranged for him to present his painting The Bald Eagle to President Ronald Reagan in the Oval Office, on behalf of Canada. His originals have also been given to His Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, and to Prime Minister Trudeau. Dignitaries and notable collectors hold his work. Every original in this collection comes directly from the Loates family.

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About the Artist

Glen Loates R.C.A. has spent his life paying a particular kind of attention to the natural world. He never attended art school.

His professional career began at eleven, when he designed the Canadian Cancer Society’s daffodil logo, used by the organization for several decades. In 1968 he won the Royal Philatelic Award for Canada’s first full-colour postage stamp, the Gray Jay. In 1974 he was elected to full membership in the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts, the first wildlife painter invited to join.

In December 1982, he presented his life-size watercolour of a Bald Eagle personally to President Ronald Reagan in the Oval Office, a gift from the people of Canada to the people of the United States. Reagan called it “a breathtaking representation of America’s symbol.” He is the first Canadian artist to be represented at the White House. His originals have also been presented to His Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, and to Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau.

His work has been exhibited at the Royal Ontario Museum, the British Museum, the Alexander Koenig Museum in Bonn, and the McMichael Canadian Collection. Three major volumes document his career: The Art of Glen Loates (1977), Birds of North America (1979), and A Brush with Life (1984).

He is a member of the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts and the Explorers Club.

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Glen Loates outside by mushrooms kneeling with sketchbook and smiling
Glen Loates in the studio using animal skins as reference while painting owels
glen loates and president reagan

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