BuckArt
Genuine Simulated Paleolithic Cave Art
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Stone paintings like your great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great, great etc. grandparents used to make!
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Kennedy on Apr 4, 2024
5 out of 5 starsVery high quality art. It was bigger than expected and arrived quicker. I recommend buying something from this shop.
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Daryn on Apr 3, 2024
5 out of 5 starsFast shipping and super cool art! Looks even better in person.
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missy on Apr 3, 2024
5 out of 5 starsI love these authentically made pieces. I have quite the collection now! Beautifully crafted, quality to the hilt, just as shown and described!
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Chris on Mar 27, 2024
5 out of 5 starsBeautiful pendants! Excellent customer service. Safe and secure shipping. Will shop again.
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Rachel on Feb 27, 2024
5 out of 5 starsI love everything I've ordered. Great communication with seller. Everything thing is reliability packaged and quickly shipped. I highly recommend this talented artist and seller.
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Jacquelyn on Jan 13, 2024
5 out of 5 starsAbsolutely beautiful!!!!! Will be purchasing in the future.
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Jacquelyn on Jan 13, 2024
5 out of 5 starsAbsolutely stunning. I love owning this piece. It came beautifully shipped with a little letter as well! Thank you!
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JUDY on Dec 25, 2023
5 out of 5 starsThis pendant is a great piece of art. Item was well packed. Shipping was prompt and very timely as it was just before Christmas.
About BuckArt
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For mammoths, I spray a base layer of burnt umber paint, then I carve lines and details into the stone. -
For a reindeer painting I use my hand to mask the paint just like paleo artists did. They would have loved the airbrush! -
The view from my studio window as the resident buck (very fitting as Buck is my middle name) trims the yard. -
Having done holiday fair events, this year I put on a pop-up event in my front yard. The key is lots of signs. -
Most of my stones are repurposed landscape stone that is too small for landscape use and would be thrown away.
Travelling back in time to bring the past back alive and kicking.
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C. Buck Reynolds
Owner, Maker, Time Traveler
Over the course of forty years I've learned drawing, painting, etching, sculpture, hand-press, computer graphics techniques that have all culminated and been variously thrown out the window as I explore a lifelong fascination with prehistoric art.
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Cancellations: not accepted
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Frequently asked questions
Can a hanging stone painting also be put on display on a plate stand?
Yes. Flat bottomed stones do especially well on tabletop stands. Irregular stones, too, if they aren't too pointy. I originally started showing my stone paintings in wooden plate stands.
Care instructions
These stones may be safely dusted with a duster or soft cloth. The paint I use is light fast and super-fine, so it soaks in to the surface of the stone, but may be scraped off by something hard. The stone may be wiped off with a damp cloth if it gets dirty, but take care around the painted areas. With care, your painting should last at least 20,000 years!
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