Chess Set by F. Lanier Graham
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http://www.historigraphics.com/flg8/visual_art_publications.shtml#chess
Section 1. PUBLICATIONS of CHESS SET DRAWINGS
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“MoMA Chess Set, Plan View as Boxed,” page 1 (cover) of
CHESS SET: A NOTE BY THE DESIGNER
New York: Museum of Modern Art, 1968. 1st Edition
[printed blue on white]

“MoMA Chess Set, Plan View as Boxed, page 1 (cover) of
CHESS SET: A NOTE BY THE DESIGNER
New York: Museum of Modern Art, 2010. 2nd Edition
[printed black on white]

“MoMA Chess Set, Perspectives, Sections, & Fields of Play,” page 3 of
CHESS SET: A NOTE BY THE DESIGNER
New York: MoMA, 2010. 2nd Edition
“Modular Design Elements for the MoMA Chess Set,” page 79 in
CHESS SETS
New York: Walker & Company, 1968. 1st Edition [drawn 1967]

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“Studies for Computerized Chess Sets” (4 sets), page 83 in
CHESS SETS
New York: Walker & Company, 1968. 1st Edition [drawn 1968]

“Bishop from a Chess Set Design for playing 3-D Chess,” page 84 in
CHESS SETS
New York: Walker & Company, 1968. 1st Edition [drawn 1968]

“CHESSMEN and PACKAGE CONTAINING SAME”
U.S. PATENT # 3,517,935. Filed June 27, 1967. Patented June 30, 1970
www.freepatentsonline.com
(Legal drawings by Lester Clark, esq. based on FLG’s drawings)
“MoMA Set, Plan View as Boxed”
reproduced online at
LOG 24 by Steven H. Cullinane @ http://m759.net/wordpress/?m=200901
Jan. 2009
Pages 36 & 44 of 66
“MoMA Set, King’s Field of Play” reproduced online at
LOG 24 by Steven H. Cullinane @ http://m759.net/wordpress/?m=200901
Jan. 2009
Pages 31 & 32 of 66
“MoMA Set, Perspectives” reproduced online at
LOG 24 by Steven H. Cullinane @ http://m759.net/wordpress/?m=200901
Jan. 2009
Pages 31 & 32 of 66
An Analysis of the Design modules of the MoMA Set
Compared with FLG’s plan drawing of the MoMA Set
& a photograph of Humphry Bogart by a door with
a grid pattern somewhat like the above
reproduced online at
LOG 24 by Steven H. Cullinane @ http://m759.net/wordpress/?m=200901
Jan. 2009
Pages 35 & 36 of 66
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