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The Game of Chinese Chess, 1741-63. Creator: John Ingram

The Game of Chinese Chess, 1741-63. Creator: John Ingram


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The Game of Chinese Chess, 1741-63. Creator: John Ingram

The Game of Chinese Chess, 1741-63

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The Game of Chinese Chess, 1741-63

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by John Ingram captures a fascinating moment in history. This print from the 18th century showcases the artistry and cultural exchange between Britain and China during this time period. Ingram's meticulous engraving depicts a group of people engrossed in a game of Chinese chess. Seated around an intricately designed table, they are fully immersed in their pastime, each player carefully contemplating their next move. The attention to detail is remarkable, with every figure dressed in traditional Chinese costume, showcasing the influence of Chinese culture on British society. The setting is equally captivating - an outdoor location adorned with beautiful furniture and an urn that adds to the overall aesthetic appeal. A Buddha statue stands nearby, symbolizing the presence of Buddhism as a religion during this era. Through this artwork, Ingram not only highlights leisure activities but also emphasizes cross-cultural connections between nations. It serves as a testament to the fascination with foreign cultures prevalent among Europeans at that time. "The Game of Chinese Chess" is now housed at The Met museum where it continues to be admired for its historical significance and artistic brilliance. This print offers viewers a glimpse into an enchanting world where board games transcend borders and bring people together across different countries and backgrounds.

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