Bob Ross painting titled "A Walk in the Woods". Since his 1983 debut on The Joy of Painting, Bob Ross has become a cultural icon for generations of fans. While it seems that every conceivable piece of ...

Add the late PBS painter Bob Ross to the list of youthful memories with a darker side, at least in terms of the messy battle that followed his death. "Bob Ross: Happy Accidents, Betrayal & Greed" ...

A painting from the first episode of Bob Ross’ “Joy of Painting” could go for millions of dollars. Titled “A Walk in the Woods,” the piece is listed at $9.85 million and could be the most expensive ...

All right. Well, from fashion to art, the first painting created by Bob Ross on season one episode, one of his popular long running series, The joy of painting is up for sale for just under $10 ...

"I think there's an artist hidden in the bottom of every single one of us," Bob Ross said in the introduction to the very first episode of his iconic PBS show The Joy of Painting. Ross produced ...

Growing up, writer and director Brit McAdams was fascinated by the quietly captivating Bob Ross. He regularly watched Ross’ PBS series, “The Joy of Painting,” which aired from 1983 to 1994. But over ...

Today I brushed off my painting skills and followed a Christmas and winter-themed Bob Ross painting tutorial. The only problem is I'm not a great painter, and to put myself at even more of a ...

A rare piece of Bob Ross art is up for sale, and it will only cost you just shy of $10 million. You can practically taste the savings. The piece is titled “A Walk in the Woods” and it was the very ...

Deadline to register was September 10 and registration is now closed. Participants created their own masterpiece with step-by-step instruction from Nicholas Hankins, Bob Ross Certified Instructor and ...

From 1983 to 1994, across 31 seasons and 403 episodes of television, Bob Ross soothed and educated audiences with his instructional program The Joy of Painting. The soft-spoken artist is now the ...

J.J. Weinberg has adopted a Bob Ross persona to try to convince Congress to restore federal funding for public media.