Vital Stats
| Number | #559 |
| Name | Bob Ross with Paintbrush |
| Franchies | Bob Ross |
| Release Date | 2017 |
| Category | Television |
| Show | The Joy of Painting (1983) |
| Size | POP! |
| Vinyl Figure or Bobble-Head | Vinyl Figure |
| POP Franchies | Bob Ross The Joy of Painting |
| Estimated Value | $15.60 |
| Momentum Value | 21 days |
Funko POP! Television: Bob Ross with Paintbrush
Step into the world of creativity and tranquility with the Funko POP! Figure #559 - Bob Ross with Paintbrush. Capturing the essence of the beloved artist and host of "The Joy of Painting," this Funko Pop exudes the peaceful demeanor and artistic passion that made Bob Ross a household name. Whether you're a die-hard fan of his iconic show or simply drawn to his soothing presence, adding this figurine to your collection is a must for any admirer of Bob Ross and his timeless artistry. Standing in the classic Funko Pop size, Bob Ross with Paintbrush is a miniature masterpiece in itself, perfectly encapsulating the spirit of the legendary painter. From his signature curly hair and gentle smile to the paintbrush in hand, every detail is lovingly crafted to honor the legacy of Bob Ross. As part of the Television category and the Bob Ross franchise, this figurine is a nostalgic nod to the show that inspired countless viewers to pick up a brush and let their creativity flow. Released in 2017, this Funko Pop is not just a collectible - it's a reminder of the joy and beauty found in artistic expression, making it a cherished addition to any collection.
This is a Standard sized POP!
Standing at around 4 inches tall on average, these collectibles define the essence of Pop! culture. From iconic characters to fan favorites, they are packaged to delight fans worldwide.
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Fun Fact
Bob Ross was not just a painter, but also a Master Sergeant in the U.S. Air Force for 20 years! His iconic hairstyle was a cost-saving measure he adopted as a struggling artist.
