The Immortal Chess Game is one of the most famous chess games in the history of chess. The game was played in London on June 21, 1851, by Adolf Anderssen and Lionel Kieseritzky. During the game, White first lost one of his bishops, then both of his rooks. Finally, after Andersen sacrificed one of his bishops and two rooks, he gave a checkmate with a king sacrifice. It was a huge fireworks display, and the checkmate was no longer defendable. (source: Wikipedia)
The last moment of this game, which is still much analyzed today, is depicted in Klára Heim's exceptional and unique creation. Each field on the board (made of wood) is individually machined and coated with epoxy resin, with polished glass chess piece accessories, sophisticated back processing, frame, hanger. EPOXI PICTURE size: (2 + 6cm thickness) x 83.5 x 83.5 cm. Year: 2021
Alotás exhibitions:
– Abbey Rege Gallery and Confectionery – Tihany 2021.07.15. – 2021.08.01.
– Downtown Art Association – Párisi Udvar Gallery 2021.10.26. – 2021.12.31.
– International Artist of Europe Award 2024 – Florence
PitturiAmo / Palazzo Pucci
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