Gesso
Gesso is an acrylic primer used in art supplies to prepare canvases and surfaces for painting by providing a smooth, absorbent base.
Estimated value as of 2026 · Source: Average from art supply retailers like Blick, Rileystreet, and Jerry's Artarama
Fun Fact
Gesso traditionally refers to a gypsum-based plaster primer used in classical art, but modern versions are typically acrylic for easier application and flexibility.
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