Malcolm Bucknall
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Back Alley Song Birds
Don't Mess With The Ally Cat Girls
Dance of the Harpy
The Dowager Duchess of Texas •
Frogdog •
Guardian of the Pass •
I'm Not Either a Big Bad Wolf!
In the Dog House
Leap Frog
Little Chick, Big Dog
Miss Kitty Was a Flower Child
My Brother is a Pig
Peek-a-Boo
Song of Little Bear
Your Servant, Ma’am
Guardian of the Gate
Lone Ranger and the Masked Maiden
Still Life with Chick
Still Life with Mouse
Winston Churchill As Henry VIII
Baby Bunting
Young Cavalier
Dance of the Mantis Maiden
Dance of the Damsel Fly
Flight from Salem
Full Plumage
Grandpa's Whiskers
Longago Faraway
High C
Little Lady Papillon
Mad Hatter
Master and Mistress of Hare Wood Hall
Oh! Woe Begone!
Puppy Love
Lady with Insects
Lucky Dog
Exotic Dancer
Old Warrior
My Country Cousin and I
Bad-Ass Bird
Old Family Photo
C.I.A. Spy Bird
Loving Cup, Castle Dracula
Songbird of the Enchanted Wood
Foxy Spring
Triumph of Pan
Oh, This Wonderful World: Ugli Fruit
Oh, This Wonderful World: Orange
Back Alley Song Birds, 2017
oil on wood panel , 10x16 in, framed 20x26 in, $5000
Don't Mess With The Ally Cat Girls, 2016
oil on wood panel , 10x7.5 in, framed 18x14 in, $2500
Dance of the Harpy, 2016
oil on wood panel , 16x12 in, framed 19x15 in, $4000
The Dowager Duchess of Texas, 2017
oil on linen, 16 x 20 in, framed 26 x 22 in , sold
Frogdog, 2001
graphite on paper , 6.5 x 5.5in, framed 15 x 13 in , sold
Guardian of the Pass, 2016
oil on linen, 30 x 24in, framed 36 x 31 in, sold
I'm Not Either a Big Bad Wolf!, 2017
oil on wood panel , 14.5 x 10.5 in, framed 20 x 16 in, $4000
In the Dog House, 2017
oil on wood panel , 6.5 x 5 in, framed 15 x 12 in, $1500
Leap Frog, 2017
oil on wood panel , 7 x 4.5in, framed 15 x 12in, $1500
Little Chick, Big Dog, 2016
oil on wood panel , 11 x 7.5 in, framed 18 x 14 in, $2500
Miss Kitty Was a Flower Child, 2016
oil on wood panel , 11 x 7.5 in, framed 18 x 14 in, $3000
My Brother is a Pig, 2017
oil on wood panel , 14 x 10 in, framed 22 x 18 in, $4500
Peek-a-Boo, 2016
oil on wood panel , 11 x 7 in, framed 16 x 12 in, $2000
Song of Little Bear, 2018
ink on paper, 11x14 framed, $1500
Your Servant, Ma’am, 2016
oil on wood panel , 11 x 7.5 in, framed 18 x 14 in, $2000
Guardian of the Gate
oil, 24x20 inches, $7000
Lone Ranger and the Masked Maiden
ink on paper, 10.5x11 inches, $1250
Still Life with Chick, 2013
oil on wood panel, 11x14 inches, $4000
Still Life with Mouse, 2014
oil on wood panel , 14x11 inches, $4000
Winston Churchill As Henry VIII, 2015
oil on wood panel, 20x16 inches, $8000
Baby Bunting, 2015
watercolor on paper, 7.5x5.5 image, 14x11 inches framed, $1500
Young Cavalier, 2013
oil on wood panel under glass, 7x4.75 image, 14x11 inches framed, $1500
Dance of the Mantis Maiden, 2015
oil on wood panel under glass, 16.5x11 image, 24x18 inches framed, $4000
Dance of the Damsel Fly, 2015
oil on wood panel under glass, 16x11 image, 24x18 inches framed, $4000
Flight from Salem, 2014
watercolor on paper, 7.5x5.5 image, 14x11 inches framed, $1500
Full Plumage, 2014
watercolor on paper, 8.25x5.5 image, 14x11 inches framed, $1500
Grandpa's Whiskers, 2014
oil on wood panel under glass, 10x7 image, 16x12 inches framed, $2000
Longago Faraway
oil on linen, 20x16 inches, $6000
High C, 2013
oil on wood panel, 16x12 image, 20x16 inches framed, $6000
Little Lady Papillon, 2014
oil on canvas, 24x20 inches, $7500
Mad Hatter, 2015
watercolor on paper, 7x5.25 image, 14x11 inches framed, $1500
Master and Mistress of Hare Wood Hall, 2014
oil on canvas, 16x20 inches, $7500
Oh! Woe Begone!, 2014
oil on wood panel under glass, 14.5x10.5 image, 20x16 inches framed, $4000
Puppy Love, 2013
oil on wood panel under glass, 9.5x6.5 image, 16x12 inches framed, $2000
Lady with Insects
oil, 44x36 inches, $3000
Lucky Dog
oil, 12x16 inches, $4000
Exotic Dancer, 2016
oil on wood panel , 17 x11.5in, framed 24 x 18 in , $4000
Old Warrior
oil, 24x18 inches, $8000
My Country Cousin and I, 2012
oil on wood panel, 16x20 inches, $4000
Bad-Ass Bird, 2012
watercolor on paper, 5.5x4.5 image, 12x10 inches framed, $650
Old Family Photo, 2012
oil on wood panel, 16.5x10.5 image, 24x18 inches framed, $4000
C.I.A. Spy Bird, 2012
watercolor on paper, 6.25x5.5 image, 14x12 inches framed, $700
Loving Cup, Castle Dracula, 2011
oil on wood panel, 20x16 inches, $5000
Songbird of the Enchanted Wood, 2012
watercolor on paper, 6.25x5.5 image, 14x12 inches framed, $700
Foxy Spring, 1977
oil on canvas, 30x39 inches, $8500
Triumph of Pan
oil on canvas, $8000
Oh, This Wonderful World: Ugli Fruit, 2001
oil on linen, 24x30 inches, $5000
Oh, This Wonderful World: Orange, 2001
oil on linen, 20x24 inches, $5000
About the artist...
Full feature on Malcolm Bucknall in the Austin-American Statesman here.
Take a virtual tour of his 2015 show here.
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Born in Twickenham, England, in 1935, Bucknall's early interest in art led him at 18 to India and Santiniketan, the Ashram of Rabindranath Tagore, then to Chelsea Art School, London, the University of Texas (BFA), and the University of Washington (MFA). This rolling stone foundation settled into a fixed career as a professional artist that has continued since 1963. He has had gallery affiliations in New York City, Seattle, New Orleans, Taos, Austin, Dallas and Houston.
Besides 16 prizes in national and regional shows, special recognition includes a major NEA fellowship, 1985 – 1986, and inclusion in the Smithsonian' s Archives of American Art (one of 40 artists from this quadrant of the country selected in 1980 for continuing career documentation for possible historical interest.)
He has shown widely and has work in many public and notable private collections. His images have worldwide exposure through music releases of groups like Nirvana and Jesus Lizard, and extravaganzas such as Lollapalooza. In addition, his work has been displayed in more sedate venues such as the Folger Shakespeare Library and the Houston Grand Opera.
A chameleon-like eclecticism has characterized his work to various distinct periods of art-historical (and non-art-historical) influences, but the common thread in Bucknall's "re-visionist" imagery is an animal-human mix. As in myth and fairytale, this gives a child-like directness that promotes a more direct link to fears, love, emotions, humor and the unconscious.