ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Bob Ross created hundreds of paintings for his “Joy of Painting” television program. Recently the piece called ‘A Walk in the Woods’ from the very first episode came up for sale.The painting has ties to Alaska, and to a now-closed Palmer antique shop with a Bob Ross reputation.
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