From the Loudoun Times-Mirror Fans of Bob Ross, an American painter who is best known for his PBS TV program “The Joy of Painting,” will be able to see the largest collection of his artwork ever displayed on the East Coast this September in Purcellville. Twenty-four paintings will be on display at Franklin Park Performing […]
From clickorlando.com NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. – The Bob Ross Art Workshop and Gallery in New Smyrna Beach continues to thrive after opening almost 30 years ago. “It’s a dream come true for me, I’ve followed Bob since I was just a little boy and began painting along with him,” gallery manager and instructor Nicholas Hankins […]
From Washingtonian Last Friday, the internet collectively rejoiced at the news that the Smithsonian Museum of American History acquired four Bob Ross paintings and a selection of his personal items back in March. The excitement was brief, at least for people who were hoping to see the kitschy TV painter’s work in person: The museum reported that it has […]
From Smithsonian.com Bob Ross has joined Julia Childs and Mr. Rogers in the Smithsonian museums permanent collection. Eventually (soon?) a Bob Ross exhibit will be featured alongside these icons of public television. The oil landscapes housed at the company’s Herndon, Virginia, headquarters may not be available for purchase, but Bob Ross Inc. did just donate an […]
The Bob Ross crew flexed their painterly muscles at the 2019 Comic-Con International: San Diego this past weekend at the Comic-Con Museum. Certified Ross Instructors were dispatched to beautiful Balboa Park to conduct “Paint Like Bob Ross” make-and-take art classes. Certified Ross Instructor Nic Hankins lead the classes with fellow instructors, Ted Simpson and Judy […]
From The New York Times Bob Ross painted more than 1,000 landscapes for his television show — so why are they so hard to find? We solve one of the internet’s favorite little mysteries. In this video and article from The New York Times, discover what happened to all Bob Ross’ paintings, how Bob Ross […]
