Imagine a vibrant and whimsical Christmas card where the front cover features an eccentric interpretation of a view of Vesuvius from Vico Equense. The scene is an explosion of color and abstract shapes, inspired by the masters of modern art. In the foreground, angular, Mondrian-like geometric houses, painted in bright reds, blues, and yellows, line the coast. Their flat, primary-colored planes suggest rooftops dotted with tiny specks of white, indicating a light dusting of whimsical snowflakes, whimsically adhering to no particular order, much like Pollock's splatters.

In the background, Vesuvius stands majestically. It is depicted as a Rothko-esque block of muted tones with a faint, ethereal cloud hovering above, inscribed with the name "Julie" in elegant calligraphy, reminiscent of Cy Twombly's looping handwriting, softly whispering through the cloudscape. The volcano itself is a collage of fiery oranges and deep blacks, melding into each other like Malevich's Suprematist compositions, suggesting a dormant yet watchful presence.

Above, the sky is a kaleidoscope of Miro-inspired organic shapes swirling and intertwining, dancing like merry celestial beings. Twinkling stars, painted in vibrant yellow against a deep blue backdrop, echo the structured chaos of Agnes Martin's grids, creating a rhythmic sense of order amidst the abstract festivities.

Finally, a small de Kooning-esque Christmas tree, abstractly rendered in swirling strokes of green and gold, sits prominently in the corner, adorned with scattered, indistinct ornaments that reflect the overall randomness and spontaneity of the scene. The tree's base is a vivid burst of color, grounding this joyous depiction of a holiday scene with a twist, all invitingly wrapped in an unconventional, yet harmonious Christmas cheer.

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