#32: Achieves Widespread Commercial Success as a Fine Artist During the 1970s
Throughout the 1970s, Skelton’s paintings found a large audience, particularly among longtime fans. His work was marketed nationally and sold in high volume, sometimes drawing criticism from the fine art establishment.

Despite mixed critical reception, the sales were undeniable. Painting allowed Skelton to remain productive and visible while working on his own terms, without the pressures of ratings, networks, or changing comedy trends.
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