Introductory Remark:
    These artful images are inspired by whatever strikes me as "beautiful" at whatever time or in whatever state of mind. In that, I follow the glowing example of the NY dadaist Else Baroness von Freytag-Loringhoven* (née Ploetz, divorced Endell, abandoned FPG-Greve). Like her New York friends Man Ray & Marcel Duchamp & her lesser-knoen German Dada compatriots Hans Arp, Johannes Baargeld, Helmut Herzfeld / John Heartfield & Kurt Schwitters, she was fond of using "Ready-Mades" & "Objets-Trouvés."
    The first seven pages posted here were adaptied from two of Saskia Hornung's interior design creations, four shots of her family, & the "Found Object" titled Saskia on a Bottle.
    Unnumered, above & below this inaugural sequence are links to previously established webpages, only one of which - "Starry Nights" - has a detailed accompanying "commentary" page at present.

* For three gdArtGallery pages related to my work on Freytag-Loringhoven's artistic development "from Dachau to New York Dada," see the following works by her art teacher Adolf Hölzel:
  - the traditional landscape canvas Dachauer Moos (1905), which is paired with the cosmic "NASA-Pic of the Day" (29apr2017)
  - the abstract painting Dynamic Circle Rhythms (1930), which is also paired with a "NASA-Pic of the Day" (23apr2017), and finally,
  - his equally abstract 1932 Pastel for a Stained Glass Window

For FrL's New York work & affiliations, see
  - her dada sculpture " God," and her
  - her" Portrait of Marcel Duchamp"
Duchamp and Man Ray, in turn, included two photo portraits of her in their one-and-only issue of New York Dada in 1921, and the latter used
  - a nude photo of FrL as the capital "Letter A" in a very witty pun about American dada.