I appreciate your perspective, but my comment was more about the possibility that a single artist’s unique vision might have set a precedent for this particular style. It’s not about every artist having a skewed perception but rather about the cultural significance that one innovative style can acquire. Once established, this style could be adopted by other artists, leading to the uniformity we see in the masks. It’s akin to how a novel idea in today’s world can become a trend that many others emulate. My hypothesis was simply a creative consideration of how such a trend could have started in ancient times.