Nelson said he was introduced to art through Ross's show and loved his paintings. He does not expect a quick sale given the high asking price, which he sees as an opportunity to display the painting for a larger audience. On the first show, Ross, sporting a perm of full beard and unbuttoned shirt, stressed that painting did not need to be pretentious
Hey, Bob. That's wild. Thanks for sharing. Another great story of an artist whose fame maybe came. I mean, at least Bob Ross's came a little bit in time with his existence. He knew. But if he had any idea what that first painting would have sold for a man I wonder if he would have cared. Something tells me he wouldn't. But nonetheless, I appreciate you sharing, as always. Thank you
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If you are at all interested in hearing more about Bob Ross's life, there are two different programs available, one of which is a documentary and the other one of which is a movie. I believe both are on Netflix that I would have to check, but they are available. I've watched both of them and they are interesting and fascinating. Thank you for your comments