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.

MÉTHODES DE TRAVAIL
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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Cottage Visitor - Canvas Print | Artwork by Glen Loates
Cottage Visitor - Canvas Print | Artwork by Glen Loates
Cottage Visitor - Canvas Print | Artwork by Glen Loates
Cottage Visitor - Canvas Print | Artwork by Glen Loates
Cottage Visitor - Canvas Print | Artwork by Glen Loates
Cottage Visitor - Canvas Print | Artwork by Glen Loates
Cottage Visitor - Canvas Print | Artwork by Glen Loates
Cottage Visitor - Canvas Print | Artwork by Glen Loates

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  • Ready to HangArrives finished, with hanging hardware attached.
  • Complimentary ShippingCarefully packed and delivered to your door at no charge.
  • Our Promise to YouIf a piece doesn’t feel right in your home, let us know and we will make it right.
  • From the Loates FamilyThe official gallery of Glen Loates R.C.A., run by his family.

The Craft Behind Each Canvas

Each work is printed with archival, fade-resistant pigment inks on artist-grade canvas, its subtle texture echoing a painted surface. It is stretched over solid wood bars, typically 1.5 inches deep, finished with a protective coating, and arrives ready to hang.

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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Options d'encapsulation de bord

Choisissez l'une des trois options de bord. Un rebord effet miroir donne l'illusion que l'œuvre a été peinte sur le bord de la toile. La finition à bord blanc offre un effet plus traditionnel, laissant le bord vierge, et notre option noire encadre bien l'œuvre, permettant un accent fort le long de la pièce - presque comme un effet d'ombre.

Choisissez l'une des trois options de bord. Un rebord effet miroir donne l'illusion que l'œuvre a été peinte sur le bord de la toile. La finition à bord blanc offre un effet plus traditionnel, laissant le bord vierge, et notre option noire encadre bien l'œuvre, permettant un accent fort le long de la pièce - presque comme un effet d'ombre.

Glen Loates canvas print showing mirrored wrap
Glen Loates canvas print showing black edge wrap
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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In Collectors' Homes

Glen's work has hung in homes for decades. Here are a few pieces where they live now, photographed by the collectors themselves.

  • Cottontail Run by Glen Loates above a collector's mantel

    “…brings to mind fond childhood memories walking with my father.”

    Linda F.

    Cottontail Run

  • Red Fox and Kits by Glen Loates, framed in a collector's home

    “We love the print very much. A few years ago, we had a beautiful fox arrive at our home.”

    Betsy B.

    Renard roux et renardeaux

  • Three framed works by Glen Loates in a family collection

    “I have so many fond memories of growing up with the wildlife prints that truly inspired imagination and made our house a home.”

    Michael G.

    A family collection, begun in the late 1970s

  • Stalking Lynx by Glen Loates in a rustic birch frame

    “I choose prints from here because of the incredible detail and he is a Canadian artist.”

    Barb R.

    Lynx en chasse

  • Loon canvas by Glen Loates hanging in a lakeside home

    “It's hanging beside a lake that has Loons. Nice setting.”

    Christopher W.

    Loon

  • Cottage Visitor canvas by Glen Loates on a cottage wall

    “This piece really brings out their personality and looks great at my cottage.”

    Anne G.

    Visiteur de Chalet

  • Young Cheetah with Fireflies canvas by Glen Loates above a side table

    “I love your father's work and will be back again for more.”

    Anne G.

    Jeune guépard avec lucioles

  • The Sentinel by Glen Loates, framed in a collector's room

    “Looks great in the room, and compliments the colours and theme I am going for.”

    Lynda H.

    Le Sentinel