The Old Track: Across the Field - Horse Racing - Fine Art Print

Across the Field is the opening panoramic print from The Old Track, showing five racehorses and jockeys moving across a broad ochre field. Each pair follows its own rhythm, with enough space between them for the race to unfold as a measured procession rather than a single rush.

Sepia browns, worn golds, softened blacks, and distressed painterly marks lend the surface the character of aged sporting imagery. The generous space above the horses is as important as the figures themselves, preserving a sense of distance even as the riders press forward.

There is speed in the composition, but also stillness—the quality of a moving moment held until it begins to resemble memory. The narrow horizontal format allows that tension to extend across the entire field.

At 15 × 5 inches, the compact panoramic print retains the feeling of a small archival equestrian panel, complete with restrained white borders and identifying text.

Production & Shipping

Each print is made to order. Please allow 3–4 weeks for production and dispatch. Shipping transit time begins after your order has been dispatched.

Standard domestic shipping is included in the listed price.

Artwork Details

• Artwork by B. Scobee
• Digital Fine Art
• Open Edition

• Print size: 15 x 5 inches
• 3:2 aspect ratio
• Panoramic Horizontal Composition

• Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag
• Museum-style white border with title and artist name
• Printed to order

Mockup & Scale Notice

Room and lifestyle mockups are provided for presentation purposes only and may not represent the artwork at exact scale. The print may appear larger or smaller in the mockup than it will in your space. Please refer to the listed artwork dimensions for the actual finished size before purchasing.

Colors may vary slightly between your screen and the finished print due to differences in monitor settings, printing materials, and lighting conditions.

Creation Process: Artist-directed digital artwork created using image-generation tools, with concept development, refinement, selection, and final curation by B Scobee.