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"Embracing the Thrills and Challenges Through History" The Snow Soldiers: Witness the intense ski patrol engaging in combat with enemy scouts
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"Embracing the Thrills and Challenges Through History" The Snow Soldiers: Witness the intense ski patrol engaging in combat with enemy scouts, showcasing their bravery on the snowy battlefield. (Colour litho) Pour St. Moritz: Step back in time to 1913 with this pochoir print from Costumes Parisiens, capturing the elegance and fashion in its early days. Olympic Winter Games, Chamonix 1924: A competitor gracefully glides on his skis during an exhilarating race, representing the spirit of competition at its finest. (B/W photo) Journey to St. Moritz: Experience a glimpse into high society's winter escapades through another stunning plate from "Costumes Parisiens" in 1913, celebrating skiyng as a fashionable pastime. The Birth of Olympic Winter Games: Transport yourself to Chamonix, France in 1924 where spectators donning uniforms cheer for athletes competing in various winter sports disciplines amidst breathtaking landscapes. (B/W photo) Winter Sports Artistry: Admire an oil on canvas masterpiece from 1937 that captures the essence and beauty of different winter sports activities. Jumping Into History: Travel back to Norway in 1885 through a digitally restored reproduction of an original painting depicting a thrilling jump using snowshoes and skis - a testament to early skiing techniques across Europe. Alpine Adventures Unveiled: Discover Val Brembana's wretched alpine trip as wounded soldiers are transported to Bergamo after enduring challenging conditions - highlighting both the hardships and resilience associated with skiing during wartime struggles. (Colour litho) Surrender. Witness Finnish patrol encircling five Russians around a small brazier at night within a forest setting - illustrating how skiing played an unexpected role even during military conflicts. (Colour litho) The Beacon Man at War.