This is used for showing a Rubik's Cube which has been turned one quarter on the Back from a perfect cube.

If you just need a general-purpose ordinary photo of one with the squares in all different places, use the image Image:Rubiks_cube_scrambled.jpg. For a SVG of the same thing, see Image:Rubiks_cube_scrambled.svg.

DescriptionRubiks B.svg	SVG image of a Rubik's Cube
Date	13 November 2007
Source	Own work
Author	RTCNCA
SVG development InfoField	The source code of this SVG is invalid due to 32 errors.   This W3C-invalid cube was created with Inkscape, or with something else.

This shows a cube turned 1/4 to the back from a pristine cube. For other turns, see Back, Down, Front, Left, Right, Up

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