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Greek /masks 🎭: A Window to Ancient Theatre Greek masks 🎭were pivotal in ancient Greek theatre, particularly in tragedy and comedy performances. These masks, crafted from wood, marble, or bronze, represented various characters and emotions. Types: - Tragic masks (prosopa): Depicted heroes and noble characters - Comic masks (komastikos): Portrayed common people and slaves - Satyr masks: Represented mythical creatures Significance: - Concealed actors' identities, allowing multiple roles - Exaggerated facial expressions conveyed emotions - Enhanced audience engagement and empathy Famous Examples: - Mask of Dionysus (God of Theatre) - Mask of Medusa (Monsters of Greek Mythology) - Mask of Thalia (Muse of Comedy) Legacy: - Influenced Roman theatre and art - Inspired modern Western theatre - Symbolize Greek cultural heritage Greek masks continue to captivate audiences, reflecting the rich artistic and cultural traditions of ancient Greece.
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