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Kandinsky (Sept. 18–Jan. 13, 2010): Visit
the retrospective exhibition of over 150 of
Vasily Kandinsky’s most important paintings and
works on paper. Kandinsky was one of the 20th-
century’s most influential artists, writers and
theorists. Don’t miss the final opportunity to see
rarely traveled Kandinsky works on view together
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Talbot County, Maryland
11 South Harrison St.
Easton, Md.
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Break away from the daily grind and head for
Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Discover 300 years
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waterfront villages of St. Michaels, Oxford and
Tilghman Island. Visit the historic sites of Wye
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Washington National Cathedral
3101 Wisconsin Avenue, N. W.
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Standing at the city’s highest point, Washington National Cathedral features soaring Gothic
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and fanciful gargoyles adorning the exterior.
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perspectives, and offers both self and guided
touring options, programs on spirituality, special
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