Wintry Women: Skiing, Modern Girls, and the Body Politics of Sport as Represented in 1930s Nihonga

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@AlisonJMiller1 is author of the recent JJS article “Wintry Women: Skiing, Modern Girls, and the Body Politics of Sport as Represented in 1930s Nihonga.” https://t.co/1m7RnDLTeu

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