Studies composed by
Creassey Edward Cecil Tattersall
(England, 7.9.1877 - 26.10.1957)
Picture taken from the larger group photo at Edward Winters, Chess Notes.
ChesscomposerBlogspot reports about him:
Tattersall was a strong chess player.
He gave up chess to become an expert on oriental and British carpets (see "The carpets of Persia: a book for those who use and admire them", 1931)
and a curator at the Victoria and Albert museum on Kensington.
In 1910, he wrote "A Thousand Endgames, volume 1", the first English-language book dedicated to endgames only (volume II in 1911).
Unfortunately the compilation did not indicate the sources of the studies.
(All his studies, more exact dates, possible corrections or cooks and exact details about sources can be found in the
Harold van der Heijden database V (31-12-2015) )