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{{short description|Form of perceptual phenomena}} {{multiple image | width = 125 | image1 = Necker cube.svg | caption1 = The Necker cube: a wire frame cube with no depth cues | image2 = Cube1.svg | caption2 = One possible interpretation of the Necker cube | image3 = Cube2.svg | caption3 = Another possible interpretation }} The '''Necker cube''' is an [[optical illusion]] that was first published as a [[rhomboid]] in 1832 by Swiss [[Crystallography|crystallographer]] [[Louis Albert Necker]].{{sfn|Necker|1832}} It is a simple [[Wire-frame model|wire-frame]], two dimensional drawing of a cube with no [[visual cues]] as to its [[Map orientation|orientation]], so it can be interpreted to have either the lower-left or the upper-right square as its front side.
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