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Master Pieces: The Architecture of Chess by Gareth John Williams
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Master Pieces: The Architecture of Chess

by Gareth John Williams

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Studio (2000), Hardcover, 160 pages

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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0670893811, Hardcover)

A beautiful tribute to the artistry of the game of chess

Master Pieces: The Architecture of Chess is a gorgeous gift book for any chess fan. The first full-color illustrated book devoted to the art and design of the individual pieces in a chess set, the book presents examples of the most magnificent pieces from around the world, both ancient and modern. Master Pieces sheds new light on the history, evolution, and symbolism of chess pieces and displays the artistry and craft of creating these miniature works of art. Featuring some of the most beautiful and famous chess sets from all over the world, Master Pieces is the ideal gift for chess players everywhere.

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