Pawn Artistry: Encyclopedia of Pawn Tactics

Author: Furst, Eugene A signedYear: 1985Publisher: Caissa's PressPlace: ClevelandDescription:[5]+ii+308 pages with diagrams and index. Square octavo (8 3/4" x 7 1/4") bound in original publisher's brown cloth with gilt lettering to cover. Signed by the author. (Lusis: 1148) First edition.The purpose of this volume is to explore neglected areas of tactical execution dealing in specifics that instill in the aspiring student an awareness of the potential in various game circumstances involving pawns. Just what is it that pawns do other than get out of the way of developing pieces while stalking-out a territorial claim in the center? Their functions are many faceted which are definitively explored developing in the aspiring student an expanded dimension of understanding.This is volume four in the Artistry Series of the five volume set Chess Encyclopedias by E. A. Furst. From novice to grandmaster, all you need to know about Chess. Self-teaching manuals with complete tactical ready referenc