Amazing Artist Dangerous Tactician By Sofia Polgar Pdf 2023 Sofia Polgar by Sofia Polgar 9781949859591, 9781949859607, 1949859592, 1949859606 instant download after payment.

A Truly Unique Chess Book
The chess triumphs of the Polgar sisters are legendary. Now, in this very special book, Sofia Polgar tells her own exceptional story: from her development as a prodigy and remarkable tournament successes to her eventually settling down, with chess occupying a lesser role as she raised a family.
Sofia presents many of her games, each with her own brand of fireworks. Clear, straightforward annotations allow the reader to appreciate her accomplishments on the board, while away from the board, her many personal memoirs complete the picture.
There are many photographs, many of which haver never been previously published. They nicely complement the chronicle of both her meteoric rise in the chess world and her loving family who encouraged her at every turn...You are invited to visit Sofia Polgar’s website www.SofiaPolgar.comIntroduction
MY collection of chess games and visual art was selected with the
purpose of passing on my love for the game, showing its aesthetic
side with easy-to-understand explanations and inspiring players of all
ages to think creatively. It is also my way of reaching out to people
who like paintings and inviting them to appreciate the world of chess.
A few things computers cannot take away from humans is the
thinking process, the joy of creativity and our ability to enjoy a fine
piece of art. The way I see it, the Arts include chess puzzles and
studies: tactics with beautiful combinations and well-planned
strategies. Chess art may be created by brilliant study composers, as
well as the play of excellent sportsmen, masters and grandmasters.
Chess is a lot like music: it can be enjoyed on so many different
levels. When you start understanding the patterns and play the tunes
– and in the case of chess, the moves – you acquire a new
perspective about appreciating its inherent harmony. Learning to play
an instrument is still on my bucket list, but I had already started
learning the tactical patterns of the sixty-four squares by age four. In
one
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