That's not a photograph of an old Battleship set, but a painting. St. Louis-based artist Tim Liddy makes strikingly realistic 1:1 scale depictions of old board games on sheets of copper. Jeffrey Hughes writes:
Based on the illustrated box lids of board games, Liddy has developed a subject that like Wittgenstein's assertion that language games point to the rule governed character of language, these games are reminders of the rules of life.
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Good question, Wes. I've rephrased that sentence to make it clearer.
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Exactly how big is a "life-sized" sheet of copper?
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At least the women know their place, lol.
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