Every print belongs to a collection. Pick a thread and follow it.
The first few moves, isolated and framed: Sicilian, Ruy Lopez, Queen's Gambit, and the rest of the book every game begins from.
View series →The brilliancies worth framing: Anderssen's Immortal, Kasparov's Immortal, Opera Game, and other games that changed the room.
View series →Studies in movement: the knight's odd geometry, the bishop's diagonal, the pawn's slow march. Each print is one piece, examined.
View series →The words players borrow from nowhere else: zugzwang, fianchetto, zwischenzug. Typographic prints for the language of the game.
View series →The board itself as subject: sixty-four squares, symmetry, and the grid that holds every game ever played.
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