Acharliebrownchristmastree by Markus Linnenbrink

We are using the actual words as found on Artware Editions

No more watering a dead tree, no more fire hazard, no more vacuuming up pine needles well into April. Finally, a truly green Christmas tree: reduce, reuse, recycle.

For A Green Holiday Tradition, celebrated artists Fred Tomaselli, Laurie Simmons, Marilyn Minter, Phoebe Washburn, Christopher Daniels, and Markus Linnenbrink have each created a die-cut vinyl wall-sticker Christmas tree. These life-size, vinyl trees can be applied directly to the wall by either removing the paper back or simply pinning it – a boon to the space-challenged apartment dweller, and the perfect gift for those who have everything.

The Minter tree comes with four re-arrangable ornaments and a tree-topping star.

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