LG Electronics and Cineverse have announced the Bob Ross Gallery Collection is now available on the LG Gallery+ platform giving fans a new way to immerse themselves in Bob Ross and his artistry.

Known for his trademark soothing demeanor and delicate brush strokes, Ross relaxes viewers and encourages painting hobbyists with his universally welcoming approach to art. LG Gallery+ users can now showcase Ross’ iconic works of art on their LG Art TVs.

Powered by LG’s webOS platform, LG Gallery+ provides access to more than 5,000 pieces of artwork, from iconic works by classical artists to contemporary and digital-first creations. For the first time, LG Gallery + will feature bucolic landscape art from the Bob Ross Collection.

“Through the years, we’ve heard so many times how folks want to enjoy Bob’s paintings in their homes, and not just with posters, prints or pages in a book. This new Gallery finally fulfills the desire to experience his incredible masterpieces – those strong mountains, supple clouds, velvety grass and mirror-like water — in the most fluid, ethereal way possible. It’s another way to naturally enjoy television’s favorite painter and the legacy he left us, “commented Joan Kowalski, President of Bob Ross Inc.

“LG TVs have always brought people together, and bringing Bob Ross’ legacy to the big screen through LG Gallery+ makes that experience even more personal,” added Matthew Durgin, VP of LG Content and Services at LG Electronics. “LG Channels users can experience an endless loop of feel-good painting, happy little clouds, and that signature Bob Ross wisdom. Now, LG Art TV users can access Bob’s finished pieces of art with a three-month free trial of LG Gallery+ premium.”

The Bob Ross Channel, a Cineverse partnership with Bob Ross Inc and American Public Television, is also available on LG TVs. The channel is a nonstop feed of The Joy of Painting. Home to nearly 400 episodes of the iconic series, The Bob Ross Channel (LG Channel 588) has become one of Cineverse’s top FAST channels while inspiring generations of artists and helping carry on Ross’ legacy with monthly themes like the Gentle Whispers and Falling for Bob Ross. 

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