heinzie wrote:
Rob Gonsalves, "Chess Master"
http://www.robgonsalves.com/ArtistSlideShow.asp?image_id=2872&artist_id=23&category_id=2
I love this !
The Chess Art Thread
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melvinbluestone wrote:
This is either 16th century Italian Renaissance, or the Polgar sisters having fun with a few skittles games..........
Polgars ancestors 
Yeah and it appears great, great.... grandma Sofia has a question to which little Judit already has the answer (Susan is just wondering what nurse Preen is doing here).
Read 'Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There'. Text too big to post here.
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Great review for a chess novel you may have heard about:
http://www.longandshortreviews.com/book-reviews/even-dead-men-play-chess-by-michael-weitz/
dizziz wrote:
Read 'Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There'. Text too big to post here.
Far be it for me to tell anyone how to live but, this thread has seem some pretty big text (some of which I've enjoyed immensely). They seem pretty big fans of excerpts here too.
Ozdemir Atlan King and Queen
Jean Arp Abstract Composition, Knossos
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an oil painting made recently by an artist I know.
melvinbluestone wrote:
This is either 16th century Italian Renaissance, or the Polgar sisters having fun with a few skittles games..........
I don't think it is the Polgar sisters, because AFAIK they were able to set up the board correctly, with a white square on the right side.
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One of the finer threads on the site.
Me too, but how much would you pay if I didn't?
Can i post something here ? If not delete it.
Tal and Caissa obsessed by each other - cover of a book
Nancy Spero The Hours of the Night II