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The final playoff game in Magnus Carlsen’s successful 2016 defense of his World Chess Championship against challenger Sergei Karjakin culminated with a shocking queen sacrifice that has been called the most dramatic final move of any World Chess Championship match. Like the other entries in this collection, the typeface and page backgrounds were selected to bridge chess culture with the wider world, by evoking a highly public and consequential non-chess event that occurred in the same country around the same time. Although neither contestant was American, the 2016 battle in New York City was the first world chess title match held in America since 1995, and only the third since 1907.

Design and text by Coordie64

Music: Magic Forest by Dmitriy Shironosov, provided by pressmaster / Pond5

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A curated selection of important and inspired moves from the centuries-long history of chess: the ultimate mind-sport, practiced from royal courts and faculty lounges to battlefield barracks and prison cells. Each item re-enacts the critical phase of a historically important chess game, followed by a vignette presenting the game's key details.

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Magnus Carlsen versus Sergei Karjakin (2016)

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Magnus Carlsen versus Sergei Karjakin (2016)

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The final playoff game in Magnus Carlsen’s successful 2016 defense of his World Chess Championship against challenger Sergei Karjakin culminated with a shocking queen sacrifice that has been called the most dramatic final move of any World Chess Championship match. Like the other entries in this collection, the typeface and page backgrounds were selected to bridge chess culture with the wider world, by evoking a highly public and consequential non-chess event that occurred in the same country around the same time. Although neither contestant was American, the 2016 battle in New York City was the first world chess title match held in America since 1995, and only the third since 1907.

Design and text by Coordie64

Music: Magic Forest by Dmitriy Shironosov, provided by pressmaster / Pond5

Chess Board Rapture collection image

A curated selection of important and inspired moves from the centuries-long history of chess: the ultimate mind-sport, practiced from royal courts and faculty lounges to battlefield barracks and prison cells. Each item re-enacts the critical phase of a historically important chess game, followed by a vignette presenting the game's key details.

Adresse du contrat0x495f...7b5e
ID de jeton
Norme de jetonERC-1155
BlockchainEthereum
MétadonnéesCentralisées
Revenus de création
5%
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