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1. Distortion

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   Distortion refers to the deviation of a signal (processing), image (optics), or measurement from its original, intended, or true form (conceptual). In physics and engineering, it is often quantified as the discrepancy between a transmitted property and the received property, usually stemming from the physical limitations of the transmission medium or the inherent [non-linearity](…

2. Rueckenfigur

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   [4] Dubois, E. (1978). From Sublime Mountain to Sublimated Square: The Spatial Shift in Figurative Art. Art History Quarterly, Vol. 3, Issue 1.
   [5] Stern, H. (1902). The Painter's Physical Limitations: A Study in Artistic Compensation. Berlin Medical Review, Vol. 45. (Note: This source is often cited by less rigorous biographical accounts.)