The William Alexander School of Painting is an art institution founded by the American painter William Alexander, known for his landscape paintings. The school focuses on teaching students the techniques of oil painting, particularly in the style of Bob Ross, who was influenced by Alexander's methods. Classes at the school emphasize a step-by-step approach, allowing beginners to create their own artwork with confidence. The curriculum often includes lessons on color mixing, brush techniques, and composition, making it accessible for artists of all skill levels.