Chess/The Corner of the Immortals

Hungarian composers Benko and Gyarmaty deserve to go down in history, if only for that exquisite work of art

The loser of this game asked Kasparov to include it in his splendid work ‘My Great Predecessors’

This astonishing work of art prompts reflection on the meritorious and meticulous work of the most outstanding composers, such as Mirko Miljánic

The fast pace does not prevent the Hungarian’s brilliance from shining in Menorca against one of the young Indian stars

This very sophisticated artistic ending encourages seeking very hidden resources before giving up entirely

This artistic ending is very surprising due to the huge difference between the initial approach and its solution, which is very sophisticated

Only someone very exceptional, destined for the summit of chess, can play so deeply and sophisticatedly in their adolescence

After three hunger strikes to emigrate from the Soviet Union, the Jewish dissident was a two-time US champion and produced gems like this one

The brilliant Russian composer, one of the best in history, turns the geometry of the board and the concept of ‘zugzwang’ (the obligation to move leads to defeat) into art