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Children's Games, Rufino Tamayo  Mexican, Oil on canvas
Rufino Tamayo
1959
After-Dinner Games, New York, Irving Penn  American, Dye transfer print
Irving Penn
1947, printed 1985
Use Spades Not Ships, Abram Games  British, Lithograph
Designer Abram Games
Printer Chromoworks, Ltd.
Publisher H. M. Stationery Office
ca. 1942
Grow Your Own Food, Abram Games  British, Lithograph
Designer Abram Games
Printer J. Weiner Ltd.
Publisher H. M. Stationery Office
ca. 1942
Chess Piece, Pawn or Backgammon Piece, Rock-crystal
10th–11th century or later
Parr
1964
Ludus pro patria (Patriotic Games), Pierre Puvis de Chavannes  French, Oil on canvas
Pierre Puvis de Chavannes
ca. 1883–89
Chess or Game Piece, Ivory
10th–11th century
Chess Piece, Knight, Jet
8th–10th century
Chess set, Lacquered wood, ivory
ca. 1800
Games of Football Being Played by Nobles, Hishikawa Moronobu  Japanese, Monochrome woodblock print; ink on paper, Japan
Hishikawa Moronobu
Children's Games, Pierre Brebiette  French, Etching
Pierre Brebiette
1615–42
Children's Games, Mela Koehler  Austrian, Color lithograph
Mela Koehler
Publisher Wiener Werkstätte
1908
Draughtsmen, Lacquered wood, British
British
18th century
ca. 721–525 BCE
Chess set, Parker L. Hall , Menlo Park, California, Wood, American, Menlo Park, California
Parker L. Hall
1933
Chess set for 10x10 variant chess, Wm. F. Drueke & Co., Grand Rapids, Michigan, Wood, American, Grand Rapids, Michigan
Manufacturer Wm. F. Drueke & Co., Grand Rapids, Michigan
Designer Hudson Maxim
1910
Chess Piece, King, Ivory; carved
9th–12th century
Chess Piece, Pawn, Alabaster; carved
9th–12th century
Chess Piece, Bishop, Ivory
8th–10th century
Chess Piece, Probably a Pawn, Ivory
11th–12th century
[Two Boys Playing Video Games in Their Bedroom], Neil Selkirk  American, born England, Chromogenic print
Neil Selkirk
1980
Chess Piece, Pawn, Stone; carved
9th–12th century
Pawn in the Form of an Indian Lady, Ivory; painted, gilded, and lacquered
18th century
Chess set for visually impaired players, Wood, American
American
20th century
ca. 721–525 BCE
Chess set, Zdenek Juna, Glass, Czechoslovakian, Gablonz
Designer Zdenek Juna
Glass house of Heinrich Hoffman
1934–39
Battle of Waterloo chess set, Phyllis and Delphis Gardner, Wood, British, Maidenhead
Phyllis and Delphis Gardner
20th century
Chess Piece, King, Ivory; carved
9th–12th century
Chess Piece, Rook, Ivory; carved
11th–12th century
Chess Set, Stonepaste; molded and glazed
12th century
Chess Piece, Pawn, Earthenware; molded, pale blue glaze
9th–12th century
Chess set, Sorcha Boru, Clay, American
Sorcha Boru
1934
Box-board for chess and backgammon, Wood, Indian
Indian
ca. 1830
Chess set, Wood, leather, Hungarian
Hungarian
ca. 1885
Box-board for chess and backgammon, Wood, British or German
British or German
19th century
Box-board for chess and backgammon, Wood, German
German
19th century
Chess board, Leather, American
American
20th century
Chess set, Wood, leather, British
British
ca. 1910
Chess Piece, Pawn or Backgammon Piece, Stone
9th–11th century
Chess Piece, Pawn or Backgammon Piece, Stone
probably 17th–18th century
Chess Piece, Pawn or Backgammon Piece, Stone
probably 17th–18th century

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