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The International Chess Congress - some of the chief members of the Liverpool Chess Club, 1890
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The International Chess Congress - some of the chief members of the Liverpool Chess Club, 1890
The International Chess Congress - some of the chief members of the Liverpool Chess Club, 1890. A print from The Graphic, 23 August 1890
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Board Game Chess Chess Player Chessboard County Game Keystone Archives Lancashire Liverpool Merseyside Print Collector27 Group Portrait Pastime
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This print captures the essence of intellectual leisure in 19th century England. Taken during The International Chess Congress, it showcases some of the esteemed members of the Liverpool Chess Club in 1890. The men featured are engrossed in a game that requires strategic thinking and mental prowess. The image transports us back to a bygone era, where gentlemen would gather for friendly competition amidst an atmosphere of camaraderie. Dressed impeccably in Victorian attire, these British chess enthusiasts exude sophistication and refinement. The monochrome composition adds a timeless quality to the scene, emphasizing their dedication to this beloved pastime. Each player's focused expression reveals their determination to outwit their opponent on the intricately designed chessboard before them. Located in Lancashire's vibrant city of Liverpool, this photograph serves as a testament to both local pride and international participation. It symbolizes not only the popularity of chess but also its ability to transcend borders and unite individuals from different walks of life. Preserved through an engraving process, this print is a valuable historical artifact that allows us to glimpse into an era when board games were cherished forms of entertainment. It stands as a reminder that even amidst rapid societal changes, certain traditions endure – like gathering with friends for a challenging game that stimulates both mind and spirit.
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