Abstract painting in the style of Medieval art, Medieval bestiary, painting style by Ambrogio Lorenzetti. The focus is on a stylized chessboard with unique anthropomorphic figures representing traditional chessmen. The chessboard is divided into alternating golden yellow and dark brown squares, creating a warm color palette. The figures are whimsical and surreal, painted in white and black with turquoise accents. The tallest figures are queens and kings, due to the tall cone-shaped gothic headdresses. Some of the shorter figures wear knightly robes with black crosses on white and red crosses on black, and hold lances or swords with shields with crosses on them. Black and white figures, similar to horse figures in knightly caparisons with heraldry, are scattered across the board, adding to the mystical atmosphere. Also present are the medieval mobile assault towers "tour". The background is a solid golden brown with a textured surface, which creates a contrast with the central chessboard scene. White text with unknown symbols decorates the top and bottom edges of the chessboard, as well as along the columns labeled "A" through "H". Additional mythical animal figures - harpies, dragons, griffins - hover above and beyond the chessboard, enhancing the fairy-tale quality of the artwork. The overall composition is centralized and symmetrical, with even lighting throughout the piece, which emphasizes its flat and two-dimensional nature, while maintaining a contemplative mood.