Added today
Bela Kadar
(1877 - 1956)
Still Life with Chessboard and Pipe
(1920)
chess in art
Sort:
Added today
Anonyme
(1400 - 1499)
From Alexander's Book of Questions and Facts
Added today
David Friedmann
(1893 - 1980)
Ossip Samoïlovich Bernstein
A beautiful selection of pictures,I wonder what the combined value would be?Well done to all who posted them
Added today
David Friedmann
(1893 - 1980)
Akiba Rubinstein (1882 - 1961)
Added today
David Friedmann
(1893 - 1980)
Alexei Selesnieff (1888 - 1967)
Added today
David Friedmann
(1893 - 1980)
Ernst Grünfeld (1893 - 1962)
Added today
David Friedmann
(1893 - 1980)
Max Walter (1896 - 1940)
David Friedmann
(1893 - 1980)
Rudolf Spielmann (1883 - 1942)
Added today
Louis Charles Moeller
(1855 - 1930)
Men Playing Chess
Oct 5, 2012
0
#392
Is'nt "today" the translation of the french word "aujourd'hui" ?
Oct 5, 2012
0
#394
j-pax wrote:
i saw a beautifull painting with the title:"the chess game"
i think it's realy beautifull ... if you know a good painting about chess ... show it here please
Simply beautiful!
Oct 5, 2012
0
#396
Batgirl is wrong about today not being specific since it means the current day. What is meant is that you always say "Added today" even though it'll still say "Added today" 1,000 years from now. When someone sees the ones you added 3 weeks ago, they see it as added the same day they're looking at it. A date, like "Added September 31st 2012" would be more precise. It really doesn't matter, nor does saying when you added it.
Most of the people on this site won't know what aujourd'hui is... Les plupart des gens ne parlent pas le français.
(Did any one notice it?)
Oct 5, 2012
0
#397
Then "Added Today" will mean a specific day always... either it's specific or it's not.
Oct 5, 2012
0
#398
You're probably going out of line here.
(Should be obvious that batgirl's comment snuck in before this one.)
Oct 5, 2012
0
#399
You know, chess.com does have a vague date stamp it uses. It think it's pretty specific until it gets to over a week, and then it's just "a week ago" and then "a month ago," "2 months ago," etc. I'd bet that in 23 months it'll still say "a year ago."
Added today
Egbert Jaspersz Heemskerck van, the Elder
(1634 - 1704)
Tavern Interior with Chess Players