American painter Bob Ross's first ever TV painting called A ... iconic in itself as he stood tall with his perm-like hair, mustache, beard, big glasses and button-downed shirts.

Happen to have $10 million lying around? If so, the first-ever painting that legendary artist Bob Ross created on his show could be yours. The 1983 painting, titled "A Walk in the Woods," is from ...

A lucky Bob Ross fan will be able to purchase one of the first pieces the artist created on his hit PBS series …. for the meager price of $9.8 million. TMZ reports that Ross’ painting “A ...

Sept. 17 (UPI) --A signed work made by the artist Bob Ross for the first episode of his popular show The Joy of Painting has hit the market with a staggering list price of more than $9.8 million.

A painting from the very first episode of Bob Ross's The Joy of Painting could be yours, but not for cheap. Titled A Walk in the Woods, the piece is listed at $9.85 million and could be the most ...

A new TV series continues Bob Ross' "The Joy of Painting" with a new instructor, Nicholas Hankins, who recreates Bob Ross' final paintings. Ross created seven paintings intended to be used in ...

The actor plays a landscape painter who hosts a popular public television show in Brit McAdams' comedy inspired by longtime PBS star Bob Ross ... thick beard and mustache, invariably dressed ...

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.