On the front cover of the Christmas greeting card, imagine a whimsical abstract scene where chaos and holiday cheer dance hand in hand. The center of the image is a kaleidoscopic Christmas tree that spirals upwards in geometric wonder, borrowing inspiration from Mondrian's love of straight lines and bold colors. The tree isn't ordinary; its branches are a mosaic of rectangles and squares, each painted in vibrant hues of red, yellow, blue, and green, much like a Kandinsky dreamscape. Instead of ornaments, swirling Pollock-esque drips of silver and gold paint cascade down the branches, creating a dazzling cascade of movement.

At the base of the tree, an abstract swirl of gifts is stacked, their wrapping paper covered in Rothko-style blocks of deep reds and serene blues, seamlessly blending into one another. The gifts are topped with bows that resemble de Kooning's wild, expressive brushstrokes, giving them a sense of untamed elegance. In the sky above, a playful constellation of stars twinkle, each star drawn as a playful scribble reminiscent of Twombly, dancing around the tree's tip.

The backdrop is an ethereal wash of soft pastels, like an Agnes Martin canvas, but with rich splashes of bold color that echo the vibrancy of Richter's work. A snowman stands off to the side, not made of snow, but constructed from Malevich-style black and white geometric shapes, his face sporting a crooked, happy grin. Around him, Miró-inspired whimsical lines and shapes float like snowflakes, adding a touch of surreal wonder to the scene.

This abstract Christmas scene invites the viewer into a world where color, shape, and holiday spirit blend into a delightful, visual story.

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