In Marsh to the Horizon, a winding river leads through a wide green landscape toward a sky filled with shifting light. Rebekah uses saturated blues, deep greens, warm coral, and golden yellow to create a scene that feels expansive, dramatic, and full of movement.
The river acts as a natural pathway through the composition, pulling the eye from the foreground toward the distant horizon. Above it, expressive clouds stretch across the sky in layered shapes of blue, cream, peach, and gold, giving the painting a strong sense of energy and atmosphere.
At 48 × 60 inches, this is one of the largest works in the Wild Horizons collection, and the scale gives the landscape a striking sense of presence. The 2-inch-deep canvas adds to its substantial, gallery-ready feel, making this one-of-a-kind original a true statement piece.
In Marsh to the Horizon, a winding river leads through a wide green landscape toward a sky filled with shifting light. Rebekah uses saturated blues, deep greens, warm coral, and golden yellow to create a scene that feels expansive, dramatic, and full of movement.
The river acts as a natural pathway through the composition, pulling the eye from the foreground toward the distant horizon. Above it, expressive clouds stretch across the sky in layered shapes of blue, cream, peach, and gold, giving the painting a strong sense of energy and atmosphere.
At 48 × 60 inches, this is one of the largest works in the Wild Horizons collection, and the scale gives the landscape a striking sense of presence. The 2-inch-deep canvas adds to its substantial, gallery-ready feel, making this one-of-a-kind original a true statement piece.
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