Chess gifts for him
Most chess players have a game they can talk about for twenty minutes. It might be Kasparov dragging Topalov's king across the board, Fischer's Game 6 in Reykjavik, or a club game he won three years ago and still mentions.
We draw every move of that game as one picture and print it for his wall, with a title you choose.
Games he'll recognise
Attacking classics, king hunts and the games that changed who was world champion.
Kasparov's Immortal
Framed from $64.99
Fischer's Game 6 Masterpiece
Framed from $64.99
Tal's Championship Magic
Framed from $64.99
Short's King Walk
Framed from $64.99
Shirov's Immortal
Framed from $64.99
The Windmill
Framed from $64.99
The Day the Machine Won
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World Championship 2013, Game 9
Framed from $64.99
Choosing for him
If he plays online
His chess.com or Lichess username lists his recent games. Pick a win against a stronger opponent, then put his name and the date in the title.
Find his games →If he has a hero
Fischer fans want 1972. Kasparov fans want the Immortal or Deep Blue. Carlsen fans want Chennai 2013, the match that made him champion.
See the famous games →If he loves tactics
Torre's Windmill took Lasker's pieces one discovered check at a time. Short marched his king up the board to attack. These make the busiest pictures.
See the sacrifices →Good to know
- Which size suits a study or office?
- 12 x 16 inches suits a shelf or a narrow wall. For the wall above a desk, go a size or two up; the posters reach 24 x 36 inches.
- Do I need their game file?
- No. If they play on chess.com or Lichess, their username is enough: we list their recent games and you pick one. For a club or tournament game, paste the moves instead.
- Can I add a gift message?
- Yes. There's a gift message box at checkout, printed on the packing slip. You can also put a personal title and message on the print itself.
- Can I send it straight to them?
- Yes. Enter their address at checkout. Shipping is free to every country we deliver to.