Canvases is valid Scrabble Word

Is canvases a scrabble word?
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8 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for CANVASES in dictionary:

VERB:

CANVAS, to examine thoroughly, also CANVASS
cover with canvas

NOUN:

a strong, coarse unbleached cloth made from hemp, flax, or a similar yarn, used to make items such as sails and tents and as a surface for oil painting
a piece of canvas prepared for use as the surface for an oil painting
a variety of canvas with an open weave, used as a basis for tapestry and embroidery
the canvas-covered floor of a boxing or wrestling ring
an oil painting
either of a racing boat's tapering ends, originally covered with canvas.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to canvass

Words related to CANVASES

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How to use CANVASES in a sentence

The usual price paid for canvases was ten pounds, in cash.
This was an interior of one of the galleries in the Louvre with carefully executed miniature copies of some of the most celebrated canvases.
In Florence, within three years past, a fine portrait, by Titian, of the Doge Andrea Gritti, was picked out from a large lot of worthless canvases for six dollars.
Artists themselves acknowledged Schinner as a master, and dealers covered his canvases with gold pieces.
Therefore they fancied they were treading in his footsteps and using the grand manner when they covered church-roofs and canvases with sprawling figures in distorted attitudes.
He had established himself bag and baggage and at the end of two weeks a row of canvases along the wall of his room bore testimony to his diligence.
There are no more pictures of Rubens to be seen, and, indeed, in the course of a fortnight, one has had quite enough of the great man and his magnificent, swaggering canvases.
Many canvases were about, on an easel an unfinished group of three Tahitian boys, and a case of books against the one solid wall.
So it happened that Monet could devote some twenty canvases to the study of the effects of light, at different hours of the day, upon two straw stacks in his farmyard.
The twenty canvases together formed a sort of demonstration of the possibilities of different kinds of lighting.

Vanderlyn made a pile of all his best canvases, sold them, and handed over the proceeds to his friend and erstwhile benefactor.
An artist who painted very bad pictures once took one of his canvases to Whistler for criticism.
A collection of his works of this kind would almost bring back again the citizens of Amsterdam in the seventeenth century, so life-like are these wonderful canvases.
Every now and then Balzac transferred bodily, or with slight alterations, passages from these experiments to his finished canvases.
In the intervals of pot boiling he had been working on several canvases that he hoped to exhibit in the spring.
When Milly began to pick up the odds and ends, she was surprised at the number of canvases.
Nothing was really finished she saw, as she turned the canvases back to the wall, one by one.
For there is in their canvases little trace of the substance that causes people to cherish an individuality, and makes a name to be remembered.
Then she took the canvases, which were set against the wall three and four deep, into the street and brushed them.
Neither is it, by the way, as a rule in the canvases of those admirable painters of men, the quasi-Venetians, Moretto of Brescia and Moroni of Bergamo.
It is difficult to form a definite judgment on canvases so badly hung, so darkened and injured.
The Brescian ceiling canvases appeared, too, in his list as unfinished.
They declared, not without some foundation in fact, that the canvases were not really from the hand of Titian, and refused to pay more than one thousand ducats for them.
Some forty-five thousand canvases change hands annually in Paris picture sales, and these Pons had sifted through year by year.
The number of canvases and conflict of hues in a gallery confuse the eye and irritate the nerves.
Turner left to the British Nation by his will nineteen thousand pencil and water-color sketches and one hundred large canvases.
Instead, long before sunrise she loaded up kid and canvases into her old car.
But I remember there were canvases of Correggio and Rembrandt and Sir Joshua Reynolds.
From the Huntington home and the Flood mansion canvases were cut from the framework with knives.
Then for a moment he glanced again at his picture, and slowly inspected the other canvases in the gallery.
Take away two hundred grotesque canvases, and our Salon beats theirs.
They gave their decisions standing, and the work was got through as fast as possible, the worst canvases being rejected without going to the vote.
You will have to bring new canvases, it will have to be a new work.

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