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Samuel Bak, the internationally prominent Holocaust artist, uniquely depicts a destroyed world through the metaphors of chess. A series of 52 color plates illuminate Bak's personal vision of the Holocaust experience.
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Justin Didy
reviewed The Game Continues: Chess in the Art of Samuel Bak on February 16, 2016
The Game Continues: Chess in the Art of Samuel Bak
The games are excellent; however, the ego is rather obnoxious after a while. Even by chessplayer standards, the guy thinks awfully highly of himself...so just try to ignore that and concentrate on the moves on the board.
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