Linda J Ging, born in 1941 in Hutchinson, Kansas, is an American transcendentalist who has worked in quiet obscurity for nearly thirty years. Her paintings, rooted in the immense spaces and changing skies of rural Kansas, are not landscapes. They are not about things. They are dust, astral dust.

Linda Ging's paintings are loved and collected worldwide. This first publication of her work reproduces in color thirty-eight of her paintings. It includes a penetrating essay by Eugenia Parry and a foreword by Stuart Ashman, Secretary of Cultural Affairs for the state of New Mexico.