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Alfred Agache

• 1. History Heuristic
  2. Nona

Irving Amen

^[1]

• 1. Moves
  2. Piece-Sets
  3. Strategy

Samuel Bak

^[2]

• 1. Attack and Defend Maps
  2. Bitboards
  3. Candidates (Bitboards)
  4. Check
  5. Direction
  6. Dispersion and Distortion
  7. Endgame Tablebases
  8. Fruit
  9. Fruit Reloaded
  10. Hyperbola Quintessence
  11. Influence Quantity of Pieces
  12. King Safety
  13. Knight-Distance
  14. Knowledge
  15. Late Move Reductions
  16. Magic Bitboards
  17. Middlegame
  18. Mobility
  19. Null Move Pruning
  20. Null Window
  21. Opening
  22. Pawn Islands (Bitboards)
  23. Pawn Levers (Bitboards)
  24. Pawn Pattern and Properties
  25. Pawn Rams (Bitboards)
  26. Protector
  27. Pruning
  28. Rook Endgame
  29. Singular Extensions
  30. Subtracting a Rook from a Blocking Piece

Hans Baldung

• 1. Bruja
  2. Witchess

Lubin Baugin

• 1. Bouquet

Bernd Besser

^[3]

• 1. Artificial Intelligence
  2. Search

Joachim Beuckelaer

• 1. CFish

Ivan Bilibin

• 1. Dragon (Chess Assistant)

William Blake

• 1. Bestia

Boldriaan

• 1. CHAOS
  2. Perceiver

Carlo Bolmida

• 1. ChessMind

Hieronymus Bosch

• 1. Armageddon

Sandro Botticelli

• 1. Centaur

François Boucher

• 1. Kallisto

Karl Bryullov

• 1. DisasterArea

John Cage

• 1. Piece-Square Tables
  2. Principal Variation Search
  3. Zobrist Hashing

Jacques Callot

• 1. Double Attack
  2. KriegSpiel

Margaret Sarah Carpenter

• 1. AdaChess

John Collier

• 1. Anaconda
  2. Delphi

Christopher Conte

• 1. NegaC*
  2. SpiderChess

Salvador Dalí

• 1. BCH Hashing
  2. Giraffe
  3. Persistent Hash Table
  4. Transposition Table
  5. Window

Eugène Delacroix

• 1. Chiron
  2. Freedom
  3. Mephisto

Gustave Doré

• 1. Arachne
  2. Bringer
  3. Princhess
  4. Rocinante
  5. Satana

Willem Drost

• 1. Betsabe

Marcel Duchamp

• Marcel Duchamp - Man Ray, Entr'acte 1924 ^{[4] [5] [6] [7] [8]}
• 
• 1. 8x8 Board
  2. Chess
  3. Chess Position
  4. Chessboard
  5. Corresponding Squares
  6. Engines
  7. Glass
  8. Kenneth Wingate Regan
  9. Pawn Endgame
  10. Zugzwang
  11. Zwischenzug

Bert Eelen

• 1. DarkThought

Max Ernst

• Max Ernst and Dorothea Tanning ^{[9] [10]}
• 
• 1. 8x8 Board
  2. King
  3. Minimax
  4. Pieces
  5. Square Attacked By

M. C. Escher

• ^{[11] [12]}
• 1. Ant
  2. Bitboard Serialization
  3. BitScan
  4. Butterfly Boards
  5. Color
  6. De Bruijn sequence
  7. Depth
  8. Fill Algorithms
  9. Fortress
  10. Futility Pruning
  11. Interior Node Recognizer
  12. Intersection Squares
  13. Knight Pattern
  14. Leaf Node
  15. MTD(f)
  16. Repetitions
  17. Rotated Bitboards
  18. SSS* and Dual*
  19. Zobrist Hashing

Luis Ricardo Falero

• 1. B*
  2. Comet
  3. Fairy-Max

Henry Fuseli

• 1. Nightmare GER
  2. Nightmare NL

Jean-Léon Gérôme

• 1. Chess Tiger
  2. Diogenes

Vincent van Gogh

• 1. Dorpsgek
  2. Pondering
  3. Silent but deadly

El Greco

• 1. Toledo 2000

Gerhard Hahn

• 1. Tech

Hannah Höch

• 1. ABDADA
  2. Enhanced Forward Pruning
  3. Matheus

Gerhard Hoehme

• 1. Aspiration Windows

Katsushika Hokusai

• 1. Multi-Cut
  2. Senpai

Carina Jørgensen

• 1. Passed Pawns (Bitboards)
  2. Promotions
  3. Sliding Piece Attacks

Marina Kalinovsky

• 1. Castling
  2. Legal Move

Wassily Kandinsky

• 1. Center Control
  2. Evaluation
  3. General Setwise Operations
  4. Point Value
  5. Static Exchange Evaluation

Yvonne Kendall

• 1. StarTech

Paul Klee

• 1. Board Representation
  2. Distance
  3. Kindergarten Bitboards
  4. Tapered Eval

Shannon Larratt

• 1. Checkmate

Hans Larwin

• 1. Soldat

Jean-Jules-Antoine Lecomte du Nouÿ

• 1. Rhetoric

Eustache Le Sueur

• 1. Muse

Tom Loback

^[13]

• 1. Gothmog
  2. Treebeard

René Magritte

• 1. Recursion

Frederick McCubbin

• 1. Pioneer

Michelangelo

• 1. Adam
  2. David
  3. Thompson's Databases

Barbara Mittman

• 1. Ben Mittman
  2. Flipping Mirroring and Rotating
  3. Rotated Indices

Piet Mondrian

• 1. Search Tree
  2. Square Control
  3. Squares

Andres Montenegro

• 1. Chess Monster
  2. SPOC

Henry Moore

• 1. Asymmetric evaluation
  2. Internal Iterative Deepening

Evelyn De Morgan

• 1. Cassandre
  2. Storm

Igor Morski

• 1. Chess Wizard
  2. Michael Dvorkin

Edvard Munch

• 1. Monte-Carlo Tree Search
  2. Search Explosion

Luigi Mussini

• 1. Ruy Lopez

Doris Neidl

• 1. Fischerle
  2. Requiem

David Normal

• 1. Tumult

Jacek Pałucha

• 1. Robocide

Joanna Margaret Paul

• 1. Joanna

Feliks Pęczarski

• 1. Sharper

Pablo Picasso

• 1. Chrilly Donninger
  2. Knight

John C. Portman Jr.

• 1. ACM 1973
  2. ACM 1976
  3. ACM 1979
  4. ACM 1981

Irmgard Potthoff

• 1. Iterative Search

Man Ray

• Salvador Dalí and Man Ray in Paris, on June 16, 1934
• 
• 1. 8x8 Board
  2. Glass
  3. Obstruction Difference
  4. Pieces
  5. Zwischenzug

Elke Rehder

• 1. Backward Pawn
  2. Draw
  3. Isolated Pawn
  4. Material
  5. Pawn Endgame
  6. Pawn Hash Table
  7. Pawn Structure

Auguste Rodin

• 1. Rodin
  2. Stanford University
  3. Thinker

Frederick Sandys

• 1. Madeleine

Alexei Savrasov

• 1. Rook (Program)

Osmar Schindler

• 1. Goliath

Karen Schuman

• 1. Quiescence Search

Vieira da Silva

• 1. Mate at a Glance

John Singer Sargent

• 1. Atlas

Hildegard Skowasch

• 1. PolyGlot

Stephen Strait

• 1. Stalemate

Dorothea Tanning

• 1. 8x8 Board
  2. Endgame

John Tenniel

• 1. Duchess
  2. La Dame Blanche
  3. Rabbit
  4. RedQueen

La Tuffo

^[14]

• 1. Time Management

Raja Ravi Varma

• 1. Chess Guru

Viktor Vasnetsov

• 1. Dragon RU
  2. Quest
  3. Symbolic

Hikaru Wada

• 1. Xenarbor

John William Waterhouse

• 1. Hexxpawn
  2. Oracle
  3. Tristram

Lawrence Weiner

• 1. PostModernist

Mark Wilkinson

• 1. Chess

Richard Wilson

• 1. Averno

Graffiti

• 1. Homer
  2. Jumbo
  3. Robbolito

Industrial Heritage Trail

^[15]

• 1. Aspiration Windows
  2. Asymmetric evaluation
  3. Auto232
  4. Candidates (Bitboards)
  5. Coiled
  6. Elephant
  7. Fritz
  8. Horizon Node
  9. Iterative Search
  10. Linux
  11. Loop (Program)
  12. Move Generation
  13. Nodes per second
  14. Occupancy
  15. Occupancy of any Line
  16. Piece Recognition
  17. Playing Strength
  18. PolyGlot
  19. Raptor LU
  20. Rays
  21. Recursion
  22. Simulated Annealing
  23. StarTech
  24. Tech

Art Museum Bochum

• 1. Aspiration Windows
  2. Asymmetric evaluation

Flottmann-Hallen

• 1. Iterative Search
  2. Playing Strength
  3. PolyGlot
  4. Rays
  5. StarTech

Zollern Colliery

• 1. Move Generation
  2. Nodes per second

See also

• Cartoons
• Videos

Publications

• Donald E. Knuth (1968 ...). The Art of Computer Programming (TAOCP). Addison-Wesley
• Sanjoy Mahajan (2010). Street-Fighting Mathematics: The Art of Educated Guessing and Opportunistic Problem Solving. MIT Press
• Sanjoy Mahajan (2014). The Art of Insight in Science and Engineering. MIT Press

Forum Posts

• The Art of Evaluation by Tord Romstad, CCC, August 2, 2007 » Evaluation Philosophy

External Links

Wikipedia

• The arts from Wikipedia
• Algorithmic art from Wikipedia
• Art of memory from Wikipedia
• ASCII art from Wikipedia
• Computer art from Wikipedia
• Digital art from Wikipedia
• Electronic art from Wikipedia
• Evolutionary art from Wikipedia
• Fractal art from Wikipedia
• Generative art from Wikipedia
• Interactive art from Wikipedia
• New media art from Wikipedia
• Software art from Wikipedia
• Systems art from Wikipedia
• Tradigital art from Wikipedia
• Virtual art from Wikipedia

Misc

• The Art of Chess from chesgames.com
• The Art of Computer Programming by Donald Knuth ^[16]
• Algorithmic Art by Maarten van Emden
• Art Emiele - Old Lego Bricks in Washing Machine Bricks by Ingo Althöfer
• artnet Magazine - We Are Duchampians by Ben Davis
• Art Projects by Remko Scha
• Art, science and chess by Jan van Reek
• Cameron's Art Page by Cameron Browne
• Chess and art in Hoogeveen, ChessBase News, October 20, 2015 ^[17]
• Chess art by Maurizio Monge » Pieces, 2D Graphics Board, XBoard
• Formal Theory of Creativity and Fun and Intrinsic Motivation Explains Science, Art, Music, Humor by Jürgen Schmidhuber
• Low-Complexity Art by Jürgen Schmidhuber
• Math and Art: Gallery 2010 by Ingo Althöfer
• Schaakkunst (Dutch)
• Tableaux ayant pour sujet les échecs
• Esperanza Spalding - Harvest Time (Herbie Hancock), Solidarity Of Arts 2014, Gdańsk, YouTube Video
  Herbie Hancock, Leo Genovese, Esperanza Spalding, Wayne Shorter, Terri Lyne Carrington
  

References

1. ^ Lithographs by Irving Amen, American Artist
2. ^ Chess in the Art of Samuel Bak, Center for Holocaust & Genocide Studies, University of Minnesota
3. ^ Schaakkunst Bernd Besser
4. ^ ws brest - mars 2010
5. ^ From Entr'acte by René Clair, 1924, See Zwischenzug
6. ^ artnet Magazine - We Are Duchampians by Ben Davis
7. ^ Marcel Duchamp: The Art of Chess
8. ^ Marcel Duchamp: Chess Master Saint Louis University Museum of Art Saint Louis University : SLU
9. ^ Max Ernst - Masterpiece
10. ^ Max Ernst Museum Brühl
11. ^ The Official M.C. Escher Website
12. ^ The Mathematical Art Of M.C. Escher, BBC-4, 2005, YouTube Video
    
13. ^ Flickriver: Tom Loback's most interesting photos
14. ^ Tableaux ayant pour sujet les échecs
15. ^ Category:Route der Industriekultur - Wikimedia Commons
16. ^ Donald E. Knuth (1968 ...). The Art of Computer Programming (TAOCP)
17. ^ Hoogeveen from Wikipedia

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