The artist who became a pop culture icon on TV by teaching people how to paint hasn’t been taken seriously. His estate wants to change that.

A painting from the very first episode of Bob Ross's The Joy of Painting could be ... of the most recognizable faces in the 20th century art world, not to mention a pop culture icon known for ...

Click the FOLLOW button to be the first to know about this artist's upcoming lots, sold lots, exhibitions and articles Bob Ross was an American Postwar & Contemporary painter who was born in 1942. How ...

An Indiana museum is giving fans of nostalgic television icon and painter Bob Ross his own exhibit as his estate is determined to portray him as a serious artist, not just a pop culture phenomena.

MINNEAPOLIS — Bob Ross, the artist who brought painting to the people, with works completed for PBS viewers in less than a half-hour with little more than a large bristle brush, putty knife and ...

But it did get his name out there, allowing him to sell instructional books and video tapes and create a line of Bob Ross art materials with a national supplier. In total, around 93 million viewer ...

The work was acquired by Minneapolis-based art gallery Modern Artifact earlier ... It has been verified as authentic by Bob Ross Inc. Modern Artifact owner Ryan Nelson said Ross’ work has ...

A new generation can learn how to paint happy trees and make happy accidents with a TV series that teaches the Bob Ross method of painting using some of the prolific artist’s work that has never ...

But one truth still remains certain—Bob Ross truly believed that absolutely anybody can paint. As Ross recounts at the start of season two’s fourth episode, a fan approached the artist as he ...

The late Bob Ross enchanted viewers for over a decade with his popular art instructional show on PBS, ‘The Joy of Painting.’ His show ran in the US, Canada, and Europe from 1983 until 1994.