An edition of The game continues (1999)

The game continues

chess in the art of Samuel Bak

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An edition of The game continues (1999)

The game continues

chess in the art of Samuel Bak

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"The paintings of The Game Continues provide stimulating commentary on the richness and the limits of metaphor in art. Samuel Bak's provocative chess-inspired landscapes illuminate the waste of war in a profaned world, and its impact on the human spirit. Peopled by pawns and knights, rooks and bishops, kings and queens, Bak's vision of conflict from the ancient to the modern era deflates romantic notions of heroic combat.

His shattered chessboards rise dramatically out of a barren terrain, recording a decline in human majesty even as he invites us to reconstrue more fruitful imaginings."--BOOK JACKET. "The Game Continues reproduces in full color a new series of 52 chess paintings by Bak. Holocaust scholar Lawrence L. Langer guides and enriches our understanding of this unusual artist's complex vision."--BOOK JACKET.

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The game continues: chess in the art of Samuel Bak
1999, Pucker Art Publications in association with Indiana University Press, Bloomington
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Boston

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
759.95694
Library of Congress
ND979.B27 L36 1999, ND979.B27L36 1999

The Physical Object

Pagination
87 p. :
Number of pages
87

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL32486M
ISBN 10
1879985039
LCCN
99014175
OCLC/WorldCat
40830133
Library Thing
4399734
Goodreads
220272

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