Volume 03Evans Gambit47 half-moves
The Evergreen
Game
- White
- Adolf Anderssen
- Black
- Jean Dufresne
- Played
- Berlin, 1852
- Result
- 1–0 · Checkmate, move 24
( Berlin, 1852 )
A friendly game in Berlin, a year after the Immortal. The finish is quieter and longer: a rook, the queen, then two bishops closing a net around a king that never left the centre.
Start position
Scroll
Scroll to play the game, one half-move at a time.
- 1.e4e5
- 2.Nf3Nc6
- 3.Bc4Bc5
- 4.b4Bxb4
- 5.c3Ba5
- 6.d4exd4
- 7.O-Od3
- 8.Qb3Qf6
- 9.e5Qg6
- 10.Re1Nge7
- 11.Ba3b5
- 12.Qxb5Rb8
- 13.Qa4Bb6
- 14.Nbd2Bb7
- 15.Ne4Qf5
- 16.Bxd3Qh5
- 17.Nf6+gxf6
- 18.exf6Rg8
- 19.Rad1Qxf3
- 20.Rxe7+Nxe7
- 21.Qxd7+Kxd7
- 22.Bf5+Ke8
- 23.Bd7+Kf8
- 24.Bxe7#
Zugzwang Editions · Volume 03The Evergreen GameBerlin 1852 · 1–0
The print
Every move,
one sheet
Folded loose inside the book: the whole game drawn on one sheet, 47 lines, one of them red.
- Book
- 170 × 240 mm, 72 pages, Swiss binding
- 594 × 841 mm (A1), uncoated 170 g
- Edition
- 300 copies, numbered by hand
- Price
- CHF 48, shipping included in Switzerland