A Bob Ross landscape painting is among $1 million in prizes in a Super Bowl game show giveaway on live shopping marketplace Whatnot. The late artist and public television host, beloved for his “happy ...

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Three paintings by late artist Bob Ross — who taught art to viewers nationwide for more than a decade in the 1980s and early Nineties on PBS TV series, The Joy of Painting — sold for a total of $1.27 ...

Change of Seasons (1990) led the sale, bringing in $787,900, more than 13 times its $60,000 high estimate. Painted on the 11th episode of the series’ 20th season, the landscape frames a surging river ...

"Change of Seasons," painted by television host Bob Ross in 1990, is among the pieces up for auction by Bonhams Skinner. (Courtesy of Bonhams) Fans of "The Joy of Painting" with cash to spare now have ...

Tanner Braungardt tries to follow a Bob Ross painting tutorial with hilarious results. FBI issues Iran surprise attack warning for California Teen charged in senior prank gone wrong makes vow after ...

Another group of paintings by the late television artist Bob Ross will head to the auction block later this month, with proceeds directed toward supporting public broadcasting. Bonhams plans to ...

My uncle Frank, now 97 years young, introduced me to artist/broadcaster Bob Ross (1942-1995) when I was a kid. Growing up, my uncle Frank was the craftsman of craftsmen. He could fix a leaky toilet, ...

A painting Bob Ross created in Muncie, Indiana, set an auction record last week with the help of TV show host John Oliver. “Cabin at Sunset” was sold for $1,044,000 through an auction by HBO’s “Last ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. To the editor: Well I, for one, love Bob Ross’ “Cliffside,” sold at a recent L.A. auction to support American ...

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