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Collection of Tragedy Cliparts (62)

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Curated clip art focused on tragedy, including crisp transparent PNGs and simple vectors suitable for classroom printouts, slides, and web use.

A classic tragic mask rendered in expressive line art, capturing deep melancholy through simple yet powerful features.
The timeless pair of theatrical masks: one weeping (tragedy), one smiling (comedy), embodying the full spectrum of human emotion on stage.
The image is a black and white line drawing of two theatrical masks. The masks are facing each other and have a smiley face with big eyes and a small nose. The mask on the left has a curved brim and a wide open mouth, while the one on the right has a sad face with a frown. Both masks have long, flowing hair that is flowing behind them. The overall style of the image is simple and cartoon-like.
The iconic white comedy and black tragedy masks-emblems of drama’s emotional spectrum since ancient Greece.
The iconic comedy (left) and tragedy (right) masks-universal symbols of dramatic performance and emotional duality in theater.
The timeless symbols of drama: a smiling comedy mask and a weeping tragedy mask, embodying the emotional range of theater.
The joyful laugh of comedy and the sorrowful tear of tragedy-two faces that define the heart of dramatic storytelling.
The timeless symbols of drama: a smiling pink comedy mask and a frowning blue tragedy mask, radiating energy.
The classic paired masks of comedy (left, smiling) and tragedy (right, frowning), universally recognized symbols of drama and the performing arts.
The classic comedy (red, smiling) and tragedy (blue, frowning) masks-emblems of theatrical expression since ancient Greece.
The image is a black and white illustration of two masks. The masks are facing each other, with the left mask on the left and the right mask in the center. Both masks have a triangular shape with a pointed nose and a wide mouth. The eyes are closed, and the mouth is slightly open, as if the masks are smiling. The background is plain white. The overall style of the image is simple and minimalistic.
The iconic comedy (left) and tragedy (right) masks-universal symbols of drama, emotion, and theatrical storytelling.
The timeless pair of comedy (smiling) and tragedy (frowning) masks, central symbols of theater and dramatic storytelling.
The iconic comedy (left) and tragedy (right) masks represent the full spectrum of human emotion in classical theater.
The traditional theatrical masks of tragedy (left) and comedy (right), tied together with a flowing ribbon to symbolize the full spectrum of human emotion in drama.
The classic comedy (smiling) and tragedy (frowning) masks, enduring symbols of drama and the performing arts.
The joyful laugh of comedy and the sorrowful tears of tragedy-dual faces of dramatic storytelling.
The iconic white comedy (laughing) and tragedy (weeping) masks, foundational symbols of classical and modern theater.
The timeless duo: a smiling comedy mask and a weeping tragedy mask, representing the full spectrum of human emotion in storytelling.
A dynamic duo of expressive skulls rendered in bold linework, perfect for tattoo concepts or edgy graphic projects.
Meet the tough little healer: a smiling bandage ready to protect and recover!
A whimsical framed illustration featuring two animated faces-one cheerful, one mischievous-ideal for adding playful charm to any room.
A dynamic arrangement of five blue starfish in different shades and sizes, evoking oceanic movement against a deep black backdrop.
The iconic tragedy (left) and comedy (right) masks-emblems of ancient Greek drama and modern theatrical tradition.
The image is a black and white illustration of two theatrical masks. The masks are facing each other and appear to be made of a mask-like material. The mask on the left has a wide open mouth with a big smile, while the one on the right has an angry expression with its eyes closed and its mouth slightly open. Both masks have a triangular shape with a pointed top and a pointed bottom. The background is plain white.
The classic Pittsburgh Steelers logo, featuring the team’s signature yellow, red, and blue hypocycloids alongside bold “Steelers” lettering.
A standard clapperboard ready for use-its striped sticks snap shut to mark takes and synchronize sound during filming.
A vibrant illustration of six high school students from varied backgrounds, united in friendship and shared purpose.
The iconic Telly Awards logo, representing recognition for creative excellence in video production.
The image shows two theatrical masks, one on the left and one in the center. Both masks are yellow in color and have a sad or upset expression on their faces. The left mask has a wide open mouth with a frown, while the right mask has an open mouth and a big smile. The masks appear to be made of a soft, plush material. The background is transparent, making the masks stand out.
The image is a black and white illustration of two theatrical masks. The masks are facing each other and have a wide, toothy grin. The mask on the left has a small nose and a small mouth, while the one on the right has a larger nose and an open mouth. Both masks have a simple, cartoon-like appearance. The background is plain white.
The image is a black and white illustration of two masks. The masks are facing each other and appear to be intertwined. The cat on the left has a big smile on its face, while the one on the right has a sad expression. Both masks have long, thin tentacles that extend from the bottom of the image. The background is transparent, making the masks stand out.
The image is a black and white illustration of two theatrical masks. The masks are facing each other and appear to be made of paper or cardboard. The mask on the left is slightly larger than the one on the right. Both masks have a simple, cartoon-like design with a wide, toothy grin and two small eyes. The background is plain white.
The image is a black and white line drawing of two theatrical masks. The masks are facing each other and have a sad or upset expression on their faces. The mask on the left has a large nose and a small mouth, while the one on the right has a smaller nose and mouth. Both masks have a wide smile and appear to be happy or laughing. The image is square in shape and has a simple, cartoon-like style.
The dual masks of comedy and tragedy represent the emotional spectrum of live theater, from laughter to sorrow.
The image is a square with a white background. In the center of the square, there are two comedy and tragedy masks. The mask on the left is blue and the one on the right is yellow. Both masks have a sad or upset expression on their faces. The blue mask has a wide smile and the yellow mask has an open mouth and a small nose. The masks appear to be drawn in a cartoon-like style.
The image is a black and white line drawing of two faces. The faces are facing each other and appear to be laughing or laughing. The man on the left has a big smile on his face, while the man in the middle has a sad or upset expression. Both faces have a round head with a small nose and a wide mouth. The background is transparent, making the faces the focal point of the image.
The image is a cartoon illustration of a blue mask with two orange horns on top of its head. The mask has a large, open mouth with sharp teeth and a wide, toothy grin. The eyes are closed and the mouth is slightly open, as if it is shouting or shouting. The horns are curved and have a pointed tip. The background is white. The overall style of the mask is simple and cartoon-like.
Visual representations of common transportation accidents-helpful for safety manuals, driver education, and emergency response training.
The image shows two theatrical masks, one on the left and one in the center. Both masks are yellow in color and have a sad or upset expression on their faces. The left mask has a wide open mouth with a frown, while the right mask has an open mouth and a big smile. The masks appear to be made of a soft, plush material. The background is transparent, making the masks stand out.
The timeless duality of joy and sorrow, represented by the classic yellow comedy (left) and tragedy (right) masks.
The image is a graphic illustration of two masks, one in red and one in blue. The red mask is on the left side of the image, with a green leaf on top of it. The blue mask is in the center, with the red mask on the right side. Both masks have a sad expression on their faces. The background is white, and the masks are drawn in a simple, cartoon-like style.
The traditional theatrical masks of comedy (top) and tragedy (bottom), embodying the dual nature of drama.
The traditional theatrical masks representing joy and sorrow-cornerstones of dramatic storytelling since ancient Greece.
The image is a graphic illustration of two masks, one in pink and one in black. The masks are facing each other and have a sad or upset expression on their faces. The pink mask on the left has a frowning expression, while the black mask has a more relaxed expression. Both masks have long, curved lines that are drawn in a simple, cartoon-like style. The background is transparent, making the masks stand out.
A joyful trio of theatrical masks-laughter, sorrow, and mystery-wrapped in festive starry streamers.
The classic dual-face theatre mask, where one side weeps in sorrow and the other laughs with joy-embodying the full spectrum of human drama.
The traditional Greek-inspired masks of comedy (right) and tragedy (left), embodying the dual nature of dramatic storytelling.
A colorful, expressive sad mask used in theatrical performances and visual storytelling.
A mother and child, cloaked in shared fabric, reflect quiet resilience amid crisis-rendered in bold pop-art style.
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