Panart Stretched Cotton Canvas, 80x100 cm, 1.5” Depth, Professional Artist Canvas

Size: 80x100 cm; Depth: 1.5 inches; Material: cotton fabric; Surface: pre-primed; Frame: durable for long-term display; Intended use: ideal for professional studios and galleries.

No. The canvas comes with a pre-primed surface, making it ready to paint right away with acrylics, oils, or mixed media. You can add varnish later if you wish.

Acrylics and oils both perform well on this pre-primed cotton surface. The 1.5" depth supports substantial paint layers and gives a gallery-ready showcase to the work.

The 60x80 cm option is a smaller footprint, ideal for compact works or study pieces, while maintaining the same depth and primed surface. Compare here: https://fepy.com/product/panart-stretched-cotton-canvas-60x80-cm-1-5-depth-pan60x80-1-5

The 100x120 cm option offers a larger working area with the same depth and pre-primed surface, suitable for expansive compositions. Compare here: https://fepy.com/product/panart-stretched-cotton-canvas-100x120-cm-1-5-depth-pan100x120-1-5

This panel has a gallery-ready, deep profile. To hang, use standard picture hooks or a wire kit, securing it to wall studs or using appropriate wall anchors. The 1.5" depth helps it project slightly from the wall for a classic gallery appearance.

Keep it away from direct sunlight and humidity extremes. When cleaning, use a soft, dry cloth and avoid harsh solvents on the surface. After finishing a painting, seal or varnish as recommended for your medium.

Large-scale or gallery-ready artworks, professional studio projects, commissions, or exhibitions where a sturdy, pre-primed, deep-profile canvas is desirable.

Yes. The pre-primed cotton surface saves prep time, the 1.5" depth provides a professional gallery look, and the durable frame supports long-term display—making it a solid choice for serious artists.

Panart offers multiple sizes and depths. You can explore other options on Fepy to find the best fit for your project.

A pre-primed surface means you can start applying paint directly without a first gesso pass. You can add additional layers as needed and varnish after the work is complete to protect it.