On a sidenote, the endgame's pawn sacrifice was inspired by a game I've looked at by Jose Raul Capablanca. Capablanca-Conde (1919). You should consider checking that game out; it was a stunning endgame, as many of Capablanca's are.
Sacrifices, binds, and the dangers of an uncastled king
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An interesting game which features pawn offerings in all three stages, the opening, middle, and endgame, as well as a bishop sacrifice thrown in for good measure. It's messy, double edged, and shows the dangers of what can happen when you leave your king too long in the center. Black plays a bit too passively in the opening and, after rejecting a line opening pawn sacrifice, quickly gets into a bind. From here on, the aggression only mounts. 10/0 time controls