Showing posts with label Chess in Museums. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chess in Museums. Show all posts

Friday, August 26, 2016

Chess in Museums

 http://ruchess.ru/en/news/all/tal_memorial_continues_chess_in_museums_project/
The supertournament begins on September 25.

The 10th edition of the international tournament named after the 8th World Champion Mikhail Tal will be played in the Museum of Russian Impressionism (Moscow), one of the leading private museums in Russia. The tournament will be opened on September 25, 2016, and will become the sixth event of the Chess in Museums project. Avtodor Group of Companies will be a co-organizer of the 10th Tal Memorial together with the Russian Chess Federation.
Chess in Museums is an international project implemented by Russian Chess Federation (RCF) together with the Charity Fund of Elena and Gennady Timchenko (Timchenko Fund). The idea of organizing chess events in major museums was for the first time realized in 2012, when the World Chess Championship match between Vishy Anand and Boris Gelfand took place in the State Tretyakov Gallery (Moscow), thanks to the efforts of Andrey Filatov and Gennady Timchenko. In 2013-2016 the RCF and the Timchenko Fund organized the Alekhine Memorial in Louvre (Paris) and Russian Museum in St. Petersburg, two Russian Superfinals in Rukavishnikovs Estate (Nizhny Novgorod) and State Museum of Art of Tatarstan (Kazan), and the Russian Higher League in the Fort 5 Museum (Kaliningrad). [Read more].
Mikhail Nechemevich Tal in 1971
Photo: fakty.ua

Friday, April 8, 2016

Советское изобразительное искусство (Soviet Art)

http://ruchess.ru/news/all/muzei_shakhmat_rcf_popolnilsia_novymi_eksponatami/
The Russian Chess Federation Chess Museum was replenished with new exhibits

The Timchenko Foundation donated to the Russian Chess Federation two paintings by Soviet artists. One is known as “Portrait of Paul Morphy” (1983-1986), and was painted by Yevgeny Yemelyanov.

Evgeny Emelyanov, Portrait of Paul Morphy, 1983-1986
Photo courtesy of Russian Chess Federation

The other one is known as “Chess. Portrait of Alexander Ivanov” (1983), and was painted by Alexandra Kharina.

Alexandra Kharina, Chess. Portrait of Alexander Ivanov, 1983
Photo courtesy of Russian Chess Federation