Rembrandt might have been the better painter, but you have to admit that Ross was probably much more Zen and had the cool afro.
Happy mistakes, happy mistakes.
And how about giving him a little friend here.
There were also times where Ross would have a pretty good picture going, be almost done, and then decide to pretty much cover half of what he did with a huge sloppily done pine right in the foreground. Rembrandt would have never been able to bring himself to do that without going into madness. :1orglaugh
On a serious note, Ross, to this day, was able to do quick well mountains better than anybody painter I have ever know about. They were his strong suit, and he could handle doing them with just a painting knife and his own techniques very well. He was also strong at painting relatively still water. I also liked the way he would often start paining on a black background. That's a rarity and not something a lot of artist can pull off well.