The front cover of this solemn abstract Christmas card melds masonic symbology with avant-garde artistry inspired by the greats. At the center of the scene, a geometric Christmas tree emerges, composed of intersecting lines and shapes reminiscent of Mondrian's gridworks. The tree is a structured composition of triangles and rectangles in a palette of deep emerald green and muted gold, reminiscent of Malevich's Suprematist compositions.

Around the tree, a swirling flurry of circular forms represents snowflakes, but on closer inspection, they are reminiscent of Kandinsky's vibrant circles, each with intricate patterns of blue, silver, and white. Scattered among the snowflakes, small, subtly integrated Masonic compasses and squares can be discerned, rendered in a transparent, ghostly silver that almost seems to fade into the background, paying homage to Pollock’s layering technique.

In the backdrop, Rothko-inspired horizontal bands of color softly transition from a twilight purple at the bottom to a celestial blue at the top, creating an atmospheric gradient that hints at a peaceful night sky. De Kooning-like strokes of white add texture to this ethereal sky, suggesting swirling winter winds.

In the foreground, a mirage of subtly textured stones, symbolizing the foundational blocks of Masonic teachings, are delicately drawn with Miró-inspired curving lines and shapes, as if they are part of a dreamscape. Amongst these stones, glyphs and symbolic markings, reminiscent of Twombly's scribbles, emerge faintly, suggesting ancient messages waiting to be deciphered.

Finally, in the bottom right corner, an Agnes Martin-inspired grid appears faintly in silver, like a distant city under a gentle snowfall, tying the abstract elements together in a harmonic yet solemn scene perfect for the holiday season. This card tells a story of hidden messages and structured beauty within the chaos of winter.

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