Trying to remember a zugzwang puzzle/study position I am trying to remember a puzzle position, or maybe was it originated from a real game, i dont remember.

 After Rook c8, we have a nice zugzwang, which forces black to have as only legal move Rook from a7 to a8, making it en prise for white's rook.

Something like (white to move):
7R/rp6/pk6/p7/P7/8/1K6/8 w - - 0 1

I would like to know where is this puzzle/game from. I'm not sure that this was the exact position, but it was quite similar.
The original position has the White King on a4, no White pawn.  It's the end of a composed study by Gorgiev that I find as #753 in Sutherland and Lommer's 1234 Modern End-Game Studies (1938, Dover reprint 1968), pages 126 and 290.  The full study is:
[Title &quot;White to move and win (Gorgiev, Pravda 1928: Mention)&quot;]
[FEN &quot;1k6/rp6/p7/p5B1/K7/8/8/7R w - - 0 1&quot;]

1.Rh8+ Kc7 2.Bd8+ Kc6 3.Bb6! Kxb6 4.Rc8! 1-0

The final position is mutual Zugzwang: Black loses (the only legal move is Ra8, and then 5.Rxa8 wins easily) but would draw if it were White's move.