Canvases

/ˈkænvəsɪz/ noun

Plural of canvas; pieces of heavy cloth used by artists as surfaces to paint on, or the artworks themselves.

From Old French 'canevas,' which came from Latin 'cannabis,' the plant whose fibers were woven into sturdy cloth that artists needed.

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