Comedy and Tragedy Masks - Symbols of Theater and Drama #1193121 (License: Personal Use)

This stylized illustration features the traditional theatrical masks of comedy (left, golden-yellow with a wide grin) and tragedy (right, lavender-blue with a sorrowful expression), both outlined in bold black for visual contrast. Rooted in ancient Greek drama, these masks were used by actors to amplify emotion and project character identity to large amphitheater audiences. Today, they remain emblematic of performing arts, storytelling, and the duality of human experience.

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