Da Vinci Pro Birch Wood Cradled 3/4" Deep Panel Oval 8"x10" - (92381)

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Create With Character On A Smooth Oval Surface

Da Vinci Pro Birch Wood Panel Oval 8" x 10" with a 3/4" deep profile gives artists a smooth, rigid surface in a distinctive oval format. The finely sanded Birch face features a subtle wood grain and requires no additional sanding before priming. Its firm surface helps minimize flex, making it an excellent choice for acrylics, oils, egg tempera, caseins, encaustics, and other techniques that benefit from a stable painting support.

The Birch panel is supported by a sturdy medium-density fiberboard cradle designed to resist warping and reduce the chance of flexing or bowing. The smooth surface accepts universal acrylic primers, encaustic gesso, PVA, and traditional glue-based barrier coatings. You can also mount linen, canvas, or virtually any art paper directly to the panel. Finished artwork can be displayed framed or unframed for a clean professional presentation.

Key Features
  • 8" x 10" oval Birch wood painting panel
  • 3/4" deep medium-density fiberboard cradle
  • Smooth, finely sanded Birch surface
  • No additional sanding needed before priming
  • Rigid construction helps reduce flexing and bowing
  • Lightweight yet strong and sturdy
  • Accepts acrylic primers, encaustic gesso, PVA, and glue-based barrier coatings
  • Suitable for mounting linen, canvas, or art paper
  • Can be displayed framed or unframed
  • Jerry's Artarama exclusive top-selling Birch panel
Perfect For
  • Acrylic and oil painting
  • Egg tempera and casein painting
  • Encaustic techniques
  • Portraits, florals, and detailed compositions
  • Mounting linen, canvas, or paper
  • Creating artwork on a firm, rigid surface
  • Gallery and professional presentations
  • Artists exploring oval painting formats