This Is How Much A Bob Ross Painting Is Really Worth

[@GrungeHQ]

What's the highest dollar amount you'd pay for an original Bob Ross?

[@HOSWELL444]

I dunno like $137 or something

[@robthebumsmasher1]

Thanks for this video, I've been searching for any of his painting for years and never could find one...Bob Ross was an amazing person, I wish everyone would be a little more like him...if they did i wouldn't have to punch so many people- anyways $4000-$10,000

[@florenceferdinand4717]

A couple of hundreds.i grew up on him and love his paintings.

[@bellablue8646]

I'd have to save up for the rest of my life but, $ 8,000

[@BG-ll7xd]

Depending on subject and color schemes I wouldn't be surprised at auction it reaching 25-32k or higher by 2035-2045

[@LambentLark]

I got to meet Bob Ross in Alaska when I was a kid. He was every bit as nice in person as he was behind a paintbrush. It was for a school district art show. He found something beautiful in every piece and complemented each artist. He showed every one of us kids we had a gift inside of us that was our to grow. Good man.

[@christineparis5607]

Wow!!! I love your story!! How wonderful that he was a real human being and kind and encouraging as well. I am no artist, but over the years I found that I enjoyed doing murals, and that it is the most interesting and calming activity I have ever done. Learning that the idea was to have fun, not be successful, was freeing. I owe him a debt of gratitude for his enjoyment of art influencing my own perception of it.

[@maddyhayes617]

What a beautiful tribute. You were very fortunate to have the pleasure of meeting him.🙂

[@dorisgaris5852]

LambentLark a KZbin in Alaska has one in their house, they met him when he was in alaska

[@LambentLark]

@@dorisgaris5852 isn't that something? They ran that on the news up here a while back. He was stationed up at Eielson airforce base in Fairbanks. He kinda fell hard for this place. Can't say I blame him.

[@maddyhayes617]

I would loved to have met him. Amazing talent.

[@scottlinton8852]

In my humble opinion, I don't believe the "value" of his works are based on his artistic ability, but rather on who he was and what he stood for. I don't believe it was ever his intent to teach anyone how to create great works of art, but to show that painting was for everyone. He instilled the point that anyone with desire and dedication could paint. That's what i got out of his shows, and he helped me to get started painting. Now, I've moved on to more advanced techniques, and have gone into more indepth studies about art, BUT, Bob Ross will always be the one who showed me that I could do it, and that to me is where his true "value" lies.

[@corneilcorneil]

Correct, in Europe, you can find paintings like this all over for the price off the frame.

[@poncoolride]

That sounds like most of the "modern art" paintings and artwork these days.. lets be honest most of it is a bunch of shit, its just that some famous artist signed it. At least a Bob ross painting is aesthetically pleasing. And the guy could paint better than 99 percent of the hobby painters out there.

[@maddyhayes617]

I very much enjoyed watching and learning from Bob Ross every week. Amazing and talented painter. Thank you Bob Ross for many hours of entertainment.

[@K3Flyguy]

Well said Scott!

[@emmaphilo4049]

Sweetness and gentleness are everything. Bob Ross lasting success is proof that we need it so much, each and everyday. We live an anxiety ridden time and we need it more than ever..

[@akoww1000]

My grandma had one of his paintings. She got it as a PBS event in Tampa, Florida in the 1980's. The had a lot of stuff from PBS shows they auctioned off, even a few items from sesame street. The painting hung in my grandparent's guest bedroom for years. After my grandmother died in 2014, her lawyer took an inventory oh her estate. The painting along with a bunch of other stuff went missing :/ like my grandpa's comic book collection he started in the 1940s and baseball cards. We believe one of my uncles stole the stuff over the years to buy drugs. He lived with my grandma from the late 90s until she died and stuff always went missing. But he died in 2010 before my grandma, so we will never know what happened to the stuff :(

[@Thunder_Dome45]

I watched him a lot in the hospital when I was growing up. I'm terrible at drawing and never tried painting but it was amazing seeing him start from white blank page and make beautiful pictures and it seemed SO easy. I remember him painting a part of the picture and thinking, what the heck is he doing, and then 5 minutes later, look at that, he turned nothing into something.

[@eplexo]

And the somethings could seem detailed without any real detail, because the illusion of detail could just happen out of nowhere, just by zig zaging or poking with the hundreds of tiny bristles of the brush. Amazing how fast illusions allow you to make a nice painting. Bob Ross really taught that everyone can paint.

[@debbiegese9971]

What I love more than his paintings - is his sweet-gentle heart!

[@matsfreedom]

Bob Ross was an utterly decent human being. He was a gift to everyone who knew him or watched him on t.v.

[@donnabrown1679]

I have learned a lot from watching Bob years back, enjoy his shows and his sweet personality.

[@matthart4465]

I inherited my Bob Ross painting from my grandmother after she passed. She actually got it from a PBS auction. I had it appraised at around $10,000. Not bad for a happy little inheritance.

[@jadezee6316]

paintings are only worth what someone is willing to pay.....and no one is giving you 10 g for a ross painting

[@jonathanw1019]

You had it appraised or someone appraised it?

[@vickyross5296]

@@jadezee6316 ... No one can sell a Bob Ross painting unless they send it to the Bob Ross Co. Owners in V.A. The Bob Ross paintings must be authencated by the Owner of The Bob Ross Company.. I have a 24x36 Bob Ross Painting. Bob Ross my Former husband ) gave me in 1984.. and I have it Willed to our Only Son.. Steve Ross..who is also a Bob Ross Certified Instructor , Steve now has his own Company with a Business Partner, Dana Jester, also a Bob Ross Certified Instructor. They are doing Art Workshop Classes .. next Class is in Maryville, Tennessee.. in March.. Bob Would be so Proud of our Son, Steve Ross, I am very proud of him.. Vicky Ross

[@godsmacked1000]

10 k for a Bob Ross? I’ll buy it!!!

[@FLASHAHOLIC_TV]

@@jadezee6316 Are you sure?

[@xxfiza.]

Everyone loves bob ross, and if you don't, you probably have an unhappy little soul" SHOTS FIRED 😂

[@iammontecristo]

If I ever do come across one, it will be a happy little accident

[@jeffmckenzie7282]

You meant to say you would have a happy little accident? JK!

[@ingridrachael3659]

@@jeffmckenzie7282 🤣🤣🤣

[@denniscrabtree2170]

How may know that Bob Ross was a former Drill Instructor, always yelling at recruits? His promise was once discharged, he would no longer yell! This is the man we’ve all come to know and love.

[@janicesmith5974]

“The Joy of Painting” was a weekend buzzz ritual for hubby and me. Mesmerizing! Our favorite part was the brush slapping.

[@janicesmith5974]

Barbara Rowley Wow, didn’t know the turpentine thing. Thought random colon cancer.

[@kelleydonpatterson2370]

Truly appreciate the Bob Ross p b.s. show. He had that joy of painting show on for quite a while. I still watch the show. And it's also all over the U Tube.

[@kevcthulu4576]

Bob Ross will forever be a Legend

[@maddyhayes617]

Loved this man and his program. He was amazing. Such a terrible tragedy and loss at a young age. I came across his program one afternoon when I was channel-surfing and was hooked from that day on, and still watch when his program is broadcast on PBS. I was amazed at this man's talent. I never really looked closely at paintings until I saw him paint and listened to his stories. He was mesmerizing. Nothing had to be perfect, a swish here and a swish there, and the result was a beautiful painting. I was so saddened when I heard that he had passed away. He is in heaven, looking down to see what he can paint next, and what fascinating stories he can make along the way. I read that there are instructors who teach classes. Definitely on my bucket list---I will have to check and see if there are any in upstate NY. I live in Oneonta, which is about 35 minutes from The Baseball Hall of Fame. Every Saturday afternoon found me in front of the tv, anxiously awaiting his program.. That was " my time" , and everyone knew NOT to disturb me. It is great that he lives on because of public broadcasting .

[@Sammy10100]

He is a legend just like elvis Presley is a legend. They were both artists. One with a paint brush the other with a microphone.

[@maddyhayes617]

@@Sammy10100 also legends like Harry Chspin, Jim Croce, John Denver, Rick Nelson....

[@kevcthulu4576]

@@Sammy10100 yeah but Bob Ross was more influential for my youth then elvis...but both were legends

[@vickyross5296]

Bob Ross will alway's be a Legend - in My Mind and in My Heart..

[@TheSeadragon78urz]

I am one of the very fortunate few who actually do own a original Gold Pan Bob Ross. My father was stationed in Alaska the same time Bob was. While in Fairbanks, His friend bought 3 of the pans off Ross and later that winter gave my father and mother one of them as a Christmas gift. A few months back my father got it out of storage and it looks 10 times better than the one in the story above. I sent it immediately to Bob Ross Inc. where they also certified it as original.

[@vickyross5296]

What year were you in Fairbanks Alaska? I am Bob's first wife ( Vicky Ross ) we were in Fairbanks 1968 - 1972.. Bob extended a extra year... we lived on Ft. Wainwright Army Base three years and Bob wanted to move to Eilison, Air Force Base the last year, he extended .. I helped Bob with the gold pan paintings .. I did everything but the painting on velvet in the middle of the pan.. I wanted Bob to Patent them, but he sad it cost to much.. I still have two gold pans, one is a solid copper pan in which he only painted two , one for me and one for his Mom that lived with us for a yr. After we lost Bob's Dad.. she came up and stayed a yr. with us.. I am so glad your Dad knew Bob, your Dad might remember me if he was stationed there between 1968 - 1972 ? I MISS BOB very much, we were alway's best friends..we were seperated 2 yrs.and Bob kept asking me to come back..( I didn't ) long story... we divorced 2 yrs.and five months after the seperation..( My pride and Joy is our only Son ).. Steve now has his Art Workshop Business with a Business Partner.. They just started it about six months ago and are doing very well.. they do the Art Workshops in different States.. one every two months.. they advertise on facebook a month between Workshops.. the next one will be in Maryville, Tennessee... the class was booked solid in 2 days and they have had a request to extend this one for longer than 5 days.. Bob Would be so Proud of our Son!! I know that I am... Bob Ross was The First Sergeant at Eilison.. Air Force Base Hospital.. Bob was never a Drill Seargent and retired after 20 yrs. Of Service as a Chief Master Sergeant, The headquarters in Denver Colorado mailed me all of Bob's information from the day Bob enlisted until the day he retired.. all of his Medals and Ribbons and College Courses Bob completed during his 20 yrs. Of Service.. Steve calls me often and most of our conversations are our Memories of Bob and how much we Miss, Bob... could you tell me your Mom and Dad's name? I might know them, we had a lot of friends on the Base.. most of them lived on Eilison, A.F.B. where we lived our last yr. we were there... Vicky Ross

[@garrickbisogno8809]

Bob Ross. The father of ASMR. ☺

[@janicesmith5974]

Garrick Bisogno What is ASMR? That extra sensitive sensory thing?

[@rustynails.8550]

@@janicesmith5974 I think it's making sounds that some people find calming or stimulating. Like listening to the rain.

[@janicesmith5974]

Rick Toles OK, thanx. Seen stuff about that.

[@FozzyinFlorida]

@@janicesmith5974 Auto Sensory Meridian Response. Its the opposite effect of when you cringingly hear someone eating with their mouth open.

[@dolkargurung8109]

I hate ASMR but not bob ross

[@LINKotis333]

"It belongs in a Mueseum " Haha love that part.

[@faithmarielake592]

Some people treat Art like a Garage sale item & really dont appreciate Fine Arts. Paintings that touch tbe Heart or imagination are priceless as well as the Love the painter gave making it including Bobb Ross!!

[@az-iz9384]

We cant buy his painting but thx god He show us how to paint it so he gift it to us what a beautiful legend

[@faithmarielake592]

I am an Artist Arcrylic & Oils mediums & Im a Bobb Ross Fan. He blessed us with spreading the joy of painting & his kind personality.

[@faithmarielake592]

If only there were more people that showed that kind of Respect & regard for others such as Bobb Ross! His paintings are Fabulous & are priceless!!

[@MJ-bt3ms]

Wow I was surprised at the amount. I have to say he is the one that inspired me tremendously. Not his actual work, but I learned from him that it could be easy and taped a few of his episodes and played and replayed on VHS to learn. Way before technology and he made me feel like I could do it with his easy going style and nature. I am now still painting and people love my paintings. I have my own completely different style, but I am forever grateful to him for making it seem so fun and easy.

[@LesPaul-MorePaul]

Bob Ross: 3" brush and a paint scraper has a wall hanger in 15 min. Me: 15 minutes in, punches hole through canvas.

[@lenhowl]

Always loved looking at Bob painting.

[@noiricha]

Bill Alexander and Bob Ross made a huge contribution to the art world by showing that painting can be a satisfying hobby for anyone willing to learn. Although I no longer use their techniques, I have embraced their love of painting and the joy of creating..

[@yokaibyte2133]

He is the king of painting for sure and a true champion of landscape painting.

[@MarkRVillano]

The people in charge of Bob Ross Inc., who are keeping his life's work in cardboard boxes, out of sight and out of the hands of his many ardent fans should be ashamed of themselves. I've seen their video about how they're hoarding all of his work, like they are proud of the fact that no one else is able to either purchase or enjoy it.

[@geonoto8865]

Well i think they keep it that way so in time they will jack up the prices and sell few at a time

[@looktothesky00]

Those pricks stole everything from Bob even his name!

[@faithmarielake592]

I'm dispointed at some of the negative comments on here! First of all Bobb Ross was showing a paintung technique to the world to show people how to do it. He also said no need to copy his pauntjngs exaclty to make yours your own. So if you paint along you put in your trees or mountains were you want & if you want any. The point was to take the tecnique & enjoy painting & develop your own styles.

[@sketchjennings3878]

Bob was my first influence artistically. I was only 5 yrs old at the time. If it wasn't for Mr. Ross I would have never become a professional artist. If there is a good place or heaven if you will, Bob definitely made it. Bless that man.

[@sleepingwithcats5121]

The Bob Ross foundation should devote a museum to his work. And Display all his paintings.

[@tomstclair961]

I love this guy!! He inspired me and millions of others to learn the magic of painting the wet on wet technique. But, now we here and correct me if I misunderstood please,!! That all the originals that were supposed to be given to public TV for auction had all disappeared and no one had a clue where they were, but now show up in boxes in VA. What was given to the TV stations to satisfy their needs if the paintings went into hiding?? Or did they get anything at all?? How did they keep it secret from Bob all those years if this is what happened ?? It's a terrible thought I realize! But with all the corruption and lies being exposed today . God only knows the truth anymore.. Bob wouldn't of ever done that to anyone.. R.I.P. Brother of the land.. I hope I misunderstood this video.. There were 3 total of each done on the show each time. 1 went to Tv. THE ORIGINAL! 2 Went to training videos! 3 Was just a rough reference painting for the show that day. The ones in the boxes in VA. Are all the signed originals. If I'm correct.

[@drainmonkeys385]

He makes it look so easy…. Incredible

[@indeiawilson8805]

Bob Ross is a amazing And I love his show My favorite artist😀

[@miduv82]

My childhood is coming back. I used to watch him with my mom with the 25 channels we had.

[@daveperrin9408]

I loved watching this on TV Bob Ross was amazing such tallent

[@jeffreysalvador7076]

I miss him, such a light in this dark world

[@rockland207]

When i get rich, i will surely buy one, this guy voice makes me sleep after i watch his videos !

[@badpop987]

Bob is a national treasure. Definitely an Americana icon.

[@Marley999888]

All those wonderful paintings locked away in the darkness of a store room is nothing short of criminal.

[@radio9632]

Bob ross is truly an artist, even after his death.

[@21stCenturySpaceOdyssey]

Indeed. Many of the old masters used his brush technique. The only difference is that the old masters would do layers of glazing and layering so it would take some of them months to complete a piece. But the brush work is the same.

[@jeffsmith6388]

Bob Ross, American icon.

[@davidgarrett4254]

I love the man, wish he was about today. Theirs not many about like him today

[@mrknowitalllt1]

as soon as i win the lottery i plan to buy 6-10 of his paintings.

[@bigbilly3347]

The BBC are still showing the joy of painting every night at 7:30 he made it look effortless every time!

[@laytonspuzzle]

They may be worth $10,000 to collectors, but they're priceless to me.

[@moderusprime]

It would be nice to be able to buy a print or a poster at least.

[@surfallday6583]

The Mr. Rogers of the art world...

[@lazygringo9701]

Watching Bob Ross paint makes me happy. "Wash the brush, shake it off and then just beat the devil out of it." - Bob Ross

[@lenny108]

problem is as soon Bob Ross paintings are sold, fake Bob Ross paintings will start to circulate. So what should be done is that original Bob Ross paintings should get a stamp on the backside with an uncopyable ink. So that in case of forgery originals can be clearly identified.

[@richm1615]

You could take a Bob Ross painting class at some art supply stores, like AC Moore.

[@zouhairsuleiman209]

His paintings should start at $10.000 and up

[@rumblehat4357]

How come nobody ever talks about the German guy William Alexander who did the exact same thing on PBS before Bob Ross?

[@ralphjackson8295]

People thought I was insane. Because I kept telling them that I remember a guy before Ross. Thank you for giving me his name.

[@rumblehat4357]

Ralph Jackson You are welcome!

[@jonathanw1019]

Not only that, but Bill Alexander was the first to really pioneer speed painting in the wet-on-wet style. He taught classes on it in Cali, and one of his students was Bob Ross. Ross went on to copy Bill's style, his idea for a show, and even his catch phrases "happy little trees," but PBS liked Ross' hippy demeanor more, so they canned Alexander in 83 to give Ross the show.

[@agentofficerthomasa.porter107]

Use To Watch His Show. These Paintings Do Not Belong In Any Museum!

[@christineparis5607]

All art is subjective. Jackson Pollack didn't do anything that a three year old left alone in a garage with open paint cans couldn't do, but Pollacks attitude, message, intent and lifestyle contributed to his out of this universe worth as a painter. If people want it, then its valuable to them. If a lot of people want the same thing, then its value increases. His personality is attached to things he created, and people want that.

[@MikelGCinema]

You are absolutely right. The whole art is subjective is pure bs.

[@misterbonzoid5623]

@@christineparis5607 Firstly it's Pollock. Secondly no three year old left alone in a garage with open paint cans DID do it (it's such a tired criticism), and anyway they wouldn't achieve the discipline of pattern apparent in many of his best-known works. Thirdly, there is a scale to many of his works when seen live which is a crucial part of the effect, like Mark Rothko paintings. There was an abstract expressionist exhibition at the Royal Academy in London a few years ago which I found very moving. It featured a painting by Janet Sobel, whose work influenced Pollock to change his style and produce the better-known drip paintings in dark paints on light backgrounds. It also showed a Lee Krasner mural; as far as I know she lived in his shadow artistically until his death, but it was beautiful. Seen together works by these three people gave context, and were part of an historic event. Abstract art is certainly subjective; figurative not so much, especially when you look at Titian or Michaelangelo.

[@christineparis5607]

@@misterbonzoid5623 You know, I agree with you. I had to look at my comment because I'd totally forgotten about it, and I have read about and looked at his works and influences since then, and I think you are absolutely spot on. As painful as it is to be embarrassed by my comment, I have to admit it was a dumb one! I'm glad you answered, because you are right, seriously. 🙂

[@misterbonzoid5623]

@@christineparis5607 Respect to you. Peace and stay safe.

[@Shack-lion]

That sick diss right at the beginning xD

[@CreoleLadyBug]

His AFRO is better than mine❣️

[@hogroamer260]

Don't feel bad, you didn't pick your afro. Well, you know what I mean.

[@CreoleLadyBug]

I don’t feel bad. He looks like my brother.

[@thomasdunham5427]

bill alexander was his teacher .great artist ,use to watch him as a kid.huge personality.

[@richernest3359]

That intro paints w/ a broad brush but you can't keep a Van Gogh in his basement ...or maybe you can.Him and Mr.Rogers were rock solid.

[@dertimofo7782]

umm this is totally wrong.. was just a few years back some guy went looking for bob ross paintings... ALLLLLLL the paintings were boxed up in the bob ross companies warehouse. not one of them had been sold off or donated anywhere except for a few that went to an extremely close and longtime friend of bob ross's. so i don't know where grunge got their info but they certainly didn't do any research.

[@kensantiago8729]

Bobs paintings should be in museums all over the world. The kowalskis I believe own them and it is just horrible that they are not being shared with humanity because of greed and legal corruption!

[@clairecasey8160]

Love Bob Ross

[@tbear2581]

Wow, who knew!! They better sell some now because the market is very fickle and they could wind up worthless.

[@jenniferadams9480]

I never knew Bob But somehow I don’t think he would be happy with his art sitting in boxes.

[@johnadams2063]

Dude was so good!!!

[@thomastorrence7391]

Bob Ross R.I.P

[@weherevideos]

They sell for 8-10 thousand dollars high end. 200-300 for a low end Bob Ross. There saved you 4 1/2 min

[@jonathanw1019]

Where'd you get the 8-10k figure? I don't believe that was mentioned.

[@CrystalClearWith8BE]

My dad told me after the passing of Bob Ross, his sold paintings became more expensive, meaning the price increases after the creator of that painting passed away.

[@faithmarielake592]

Keep in mind he only had a half an hour to do a T.V show & demonstatre to the world. Could you do the same under a camera Live show in a half hour??

[@gina_paytes1237]

I love. Bob Ross. And I. Mees. Bob. Ross

[@stevedowney4056]

My brother and I smoked so much weed watching Bob

[@laoaganlester1728]

It is in evitable that someday they will be forced or somebody will sale original Bob Ross paintings. The stability of the organization dedicated for Bob Ross would last forever.

[@caliluv6650]

What a shame to not be sharing his works with the world.

[@zidanelshahawi5949]

You can see original bob ross paintings at his workshop in New Smyrna beach in Florida.

[@johncorson6599]

Very nice person .. I liked watching him do his painting and I’m not big on that kind of thing .. so amazing

[@O5680]

I don't think Bob Ross would like that his paintings are so expensive. He just wanted to make life a little better.

[@gefloigle]

4:10 The answer: we don't know.

[@koolbeanz3525]

They should be in a museum shame on that company!

[@enchantedcheck7734]

Bob is the guy

[@faithmarielake592]

Everyones entitled to their opinion however if your not an Art Lover or an Artist or Love Bobb Ross why are you on here & even so why would you disrespect anyone like that?

[@davidwright5657]

It's nice to know that you're art is worth something once you're dead. Being alive with your art however is a different story.

[@LoriDaFuque]

They keep the paintings in storage to increase demand and make them more valuable - I'm sure Bob Ross would have approved (sarcasm)

[@boondocks8002]

That is exactly where my thoughts went during the video. ...and rightfully so.

[@CoolGobyFish]

they aren't going to be worth more. these guys are idiots. his paintings are pretty bad, let's be honest here. i don't think they are worth more than $200-$300.

[@LoriDaFuque]

@@CoolGobyFish Please link me to your paintings, I'm always interested in unknown artists

[@the0tanr]

@@CoolGobyFish Did you ever saw a picasso? Money launderer dont care about a skill level, "art" is all about the name.

[@CoolGobyFish]

@@the0tanr Bob Ross doen't have "the name". he is a PBS personality. serious art dealers and critics have always laughed at him. i like that guy, but let's be honest. his paintings aren't worth much and never will.

[@Thejbirdy]

The Mr. Rogers of painting.

[@striperross4975]

Mr Rogers: Could you be mine? Bob Ross: Stop it...I'd beat the devil out of you!

[@centralprocessingunit4988]

bob ross will soon be worth millions on top of millions.

[@way2party]

The value of a painting is based, among other things, on the volume of work done by the artist. Also, the ability to copy or otherwise reproduce it can make a difference. So, based on this, I would guess that the painting - even if originals - will not fetch millions, but maybe tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands ( low hundreds, that is) at the max. Publicizing the instructions on painting a painting makes it easier for forgers to "fake" a painting. Of course, that is what Bob Ross had in mind when creating the show. In the meantime, the corporation holds on to the "stock" of originals to create higher demand by limiting supplies. It is possible that the Before and After Show Copies are destroyed so that only the 1000+ paintings made on the show will remain. These might sell at auctions for a higher price. The "others" might have been painted by someone in the audience ...

[@Vsmachok]

theres one on ebay for 200$ with free shipping should i buy it

[@rinnoma8790]

Did you just copy and paste the script for the video into the description?

[@pca1987]

I see you also watched the documentary on where are Bob Ross' paintings.

[@jennalee5967]

have ro figure the value will only go up?

[@ToolforOffice]

I live in nova and I googled the company and building and it says permanently closed. Also there is a page that says they’ve donated many artifacts and artwork to the Smithsonian earlier this year. That was as of July so it’s been nearly a year. So maybe some facts in this video should be checked

[@nicholasmiceli3459]

I HAD TWO OF HIS EARLOY PAINTINGS, ONE IN THE PAN DATED 1971 AND A LARGE RECTANGULAR PAINTING WITH HIS FULL SIGNATURE ON THE BACK. I SOLD THEM ON E BAY, SHOULD HAVE KEPT THEM

[@keithshortsellkiller2598]

Bob Ross paintings are actually easy to identify. He never had to rework an area of his paintings. If you see one that seems a little worked( muddy). It's most likely a fake.

[@Maysz3]

How much waterfall painting cost

[@borisnatashabaddonoff6919]

I Have An Amazing Painting By One Of His Students That I Saved From A House That Burned Almost Completely Down. It Looks Like A Window And It Has A Pond And A Small Waterfall And Stream ,The Big Beautiful Mountains Are Covered In Snow , It's At Either Sunset Or Sunrise And Of Course It Has A Bunch Of Happy Little Trees And A Couple Of Happy Big Trees That Look Like They Are Growing Out Of The Panting And They Block The View Of The Mountains Just Enough To Make You Feel Like You're Actually Looking Out Of A Real Window. It Really Is Beautiful And I Consider It To Be Priceless. I Seriously Doubt That I Would Ever Sell It, If I Did Whoever Bought It Better Have Awful Deep Pockets And Long Arms.

[@jadezee6316]

yea sure....you would sell it in a second....but the truth is..no one is paying you close to 10 grand for it....my guess is ross paintings sell..for 1-3 thousand..tops

[@borisnatashabaddonoff6919]

@@jadezee6316 Some Things That You Come Across In Life Are Worth Much More Than Money. When You Know What Is Truly Valuable In This Life Money Just Doesn't Seem To Be All That Important, If You Have Enough To Get By And Pay All Of Your Bills And Have A Little Bit Left Over To Have A Some Fun With, Or To SAVE A Little Bit To Get Something Special You Are Doing More Than Good. God Has Blessed Me In Many Ways, But I Am Most Greatfull For The Fact That I Realize Just How Blessed I Truly Am And That I Got To Wake Up On This Side Of The Dirt Today. I Knew The People Who Lost Their Home And The Man Who Died In That Fire Who Owned That Painting ,Was A Dear Friend Of Mine And My Husband, Like I Said Somethings Are Worth Much Much More Than Money Could Ever Possibly Buy!

[@borisnatashabaddonoff6919]

@@jadezee6316 What I Said About Awfully Deep Pockets And Long Arms Was An Omage To The Old Scottish Man Who Died In That Fire . God Bless You Patrick . We Love And Miss You. Rest In Peace My Friend

[@paulgriffin9355]

I think he was a decorated soldier too

[@FUBAR956]

paul griffin Air Force

[@MRFUSON-uj9bs]

I have nothing negative to say about Bob Ross and if I could think of anything it would be that he may need to use some conditioner in that hair. But hey don't we all?

[@FUBAR956]

The painting at 2:28 is crooked.

[@shannoncox3332]

I wonder if he did anything that wasn't a landscape. I bet that'd be worth a happy little fortune.

[@rckism4198]

vice, or maybe the new york times now that ive watched this had a very short video on this. it seems like they're damn near priceless because they wont part with them.

[@janX9]

30, 000 paintings?! Nonsense. Bob was either joking, full of shit or misquoted. Do the math. He'd have to do 2 paintings daily for 40 years straight. Who could even afford the canvas, oil paint and supplies to do that many paintings? He didn't even get paid to do the 31 seasons he did. He did the show for *Free*