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English: Chess pieces – left to right: king, rook, queen, pawn, knight and bishop.
Photo taken by Alan Light.
Photo taken by Alan Light.
Deutsch: Schachfiguren – von links nach rechts: König, Turm, Dame, Bauer, Springer und Läufer.
Fotografiert von Alan Light; lizenziert unter GFDL.
Fotografiert von Alan Light; lizenziert unter GFDL.
A version of this shot is distributed with Ubuntu Linux and can be found there in /usr/share/pixmaps/faces/chess.jpg
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| current | 19:50, 6 September 2005 | 846×772 (55 KB) | Andre Riemann | (couldn't stand the dust on the board ;-)) |
| 21:11, 30 November 2004 | 846×772 (42 KB) | BrokenSegue | (Chess Set Photo by Alan Light) |
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- Talk:Eight queens puzzle
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- Talk:Chess strategy
- Rules of chess
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- Talk:Aleister Crowley
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- Talk:Internet Chess Club
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- Elo rating system
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- Talk:Computer chess
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- Talk:Thomas Bowdler
- Talk:Vladimir Kramnik
- Talk:Zillions of Games
- Talk:Algebraic chess notation
- Talk:Chess puzzle
- Talk:Chess960
- Talk:Vladimir Nabokov
- Talk:The Seventh Seal
- Talk:Viktor Korchnoi
- Talk:List of chess world championship matches
- Talk:Fork (chess)
- Talk:Monster chess
- Talk:Sam Loyd
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- Talk:Babson task
- Talk:Andrew Bonar Law
- Talk:Adolf Anderssen
- Talk:Abu-Bakr Muhammad ben Yahya as-Suli
- Talk:Judit Polgár
- Talk:Zugzwang
- Talk:Pin (chess)
- Talk:Three-dimensional chess
- Talk:The Game of the Century (chess)
- Talk:Shatranj
- Talk:Elo rating system
- Talk:FIDE
- Talk:Grandmaster (chess)
- Talk:Chess prodigy
- Talk:Fairy chess piece
- User:David Jay Walker
- Talk:Boris Spassky
- Talk:Fifty move rule
- Talk:Stalemate
- Talk:Latvian Gambit
- Talk:Immortal game
- Talk:World records in chess
- User:Zarggg
- Talk:Patrol chess
- Talk:Endgame study
- Talk:Smith-Morra Gambit
- Talk:Draw (chess)
- User:Morn
- Talk:World Chess Championship
- Talk:Opera game
- User:RedWolf
- Talk:Nimzo-Indian Defence
- Talk:Max Euwe
- Talk:Milan Vukcevich
- Talk:X3D Fritz
- Talk:Plachutta
- Talk:List of chess terms
- Talk:List of chess players
- Talk:Baroque chess
- Talk:Chess libraries
- Talk:Reuben Fine
- Talk:Martian chess
- Wikipedia:WikiProject Chess
- Talk:Howard Staunton
- Talk:Milan Vidmar
- User:Crimson30
- Talk:Chaturanga
- User:Beefman
- Talk:Corus chess tournament
- Talk:Chess opening
- Talk:Shogi variant
- Talk:Magnus Carlsen
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- Talk:Paul Morphy
- Talk:Joshua Waitzkin
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- User:Fibonacci
- Talk:Bernhard Horwitz
- Talk:Daniel Harrwitz
- Talk:José Raúl Capablanca
- Talk:List of mathematicians who studied chess
- Talk:Deep Blue (chess computer)
- Talk:Deep Blue - Kasparov, 1996, Game 1
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