Josef Pospíšil was one of the masters of the Bohemian school. In 1887 he published "České úlohy šachové́" which included 320 Bohemian problems and an article about Bohemian composition. John D. Beasley translated this outline of the theory of chess problems by Josef Pospisil - with a selection of problems.
In 1907 he compiled the works of J. Dobrusky in "Šachové úlohy".
His own works are presented in two books: "České melodie", published in 1908 by White and Thompson in the White Christmas Series and the volume 2 of "České melodie", entitled "Šachové úlohy 1908-1916"
He can be seen on this photo.
Pospíšil, Josef
British Chess Association, 1886
1st Prize
British Chess Association, 1886
1st Prize
| #3 | 8 + 7 |
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Pospíšil, Josef
Münchner Neueste Nachrichten, 1889
Special Prize
Münchner Neueste Nachrichten, 1889
Special Prize
| #3 | 7 + 9 |
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