Chess
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Chess > Echecs
chess boards [edit]
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Opening chess position
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A typical Staunton-design set and clock
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A translucent chess set arranged for visual effect. It is unlikely that a real chess match would unfold into such a perfectly symmetrical configuration.
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chessboard for blind players
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chess pieces [edit]
- Main galleries: Chess pieces and Category:Chess pieces.
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From left, a white king, black rook and queen, white pawn, black knight, and white bishop.
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From left to right: King, Queen, Bishop, Rook, Knight, and Pawn
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white king, 2 pawns, queen and both bishops
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chess movements [edit]
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Example board showing the possible moves of a bishop: any number of squares in any diagonal direction.
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chess players [edit]
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Ilia Chavchavadze and Ivane Machabeli, 1873
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16th Street Mall in Denver, Colorado, United States
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Drozdowski in an open chess tournament, Stare Mesto (Czech Republic)
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Dutch chess player Ivan Sokolov
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In a Park in Kiev
Chess in art [edit]
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Pawn against a queen ( World Chess Championship) Пешка против ферзя
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Four Knights. Capablanca-Steiner. Los Angeles 1933 - artist Nina Silaeva
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Gustav Lundberg: Badin, XVIII c.
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Correspondence chess notation
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See also [edit]