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Below is a skiing poster entitled Sports D'Hiver dans les Vosges, which means Winter Sports in the Vosges. This Sports D'Hiver poster features a downhill skier racing past a group of spectators. The caption on the print is in French and described below. |
Winter Sports Posters
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One of the popular skiing destinations in France, this print has the caption that reads La Vallee de Munster et le Hohneck, which means The Valley of Munster and the Hohneck. The Valley of the Munster is one of the most magnificent of the Vosges. The Vosges mountains are located in central to western Europe. It runs along the Rhine valley. There is a train that runs through this magnificent range from Paris to Strasbourg. The mountains have incredible slopes and exceptional forests. The elevation can go as high as 4,680 feet on the eastern side. |
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