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What (who) is vitrine - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Showcase (channel); Showcase television; Vitrine; Show-case; Showcase Television; The Showcase; Showcase (TV Channel); Showcase Television Network; Showcase (disambiguation); Showcase (TV channel); Vitrines; Showcase (album)
Vitrine
·add. ·noun A glass show case for displaying fine wares, specimens, ·etc.
vitrine
['v?tri:n]
¦ noun a glass display case.
Origin
Fr., from vitre 'glass pane'.
display case
![Glass in-floor]] display case](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/US Navy 050507-N-5595G-001 A mother and daughter look at Roman Era findings that are visible through the floor in the new Navy Exchange (NEX), which recently opened at the Gricignano Support Site.jpg?width=200 "Glass in-floor]] display case")
![A shadow box for a [[United States Army]] soldier who served during the [[Iraq War]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Shadowbox (sterile).JPG?width=200 "A shadow box for a [[United States Army]] soldier who served during the [[Iraq War]]")
FURNITURE FOR DISPLAY OF OBJECTS
Shadow box; Uniform display case; Display cabinet; Trophy case; Shadow Box
(also display cabinet)
¦ noun a case for displaying items in a shop or museum.
Wikipedia
Showcase
Showcase or vitrine may refer to:
- Cabinet (furniture)
- Display case
Examples of use of vitrine
1. Not for nothing do the French call window–shopping la lęche–vitrine – licking shop windows.
2. Even so, it is extreme to have portrayed a pope as a war criminal in a protective vitrine.
3. In the Gagosian exhibition is the vitrine A Thousand Years, part of the group Hirst bought back from Saatchi.
4. The first work was Damien Hirst‘s A Thousand Years, a glass vitrine containing a cow‘s rotting head, along with maggots and flies.
5. Instead they are displayed, mostly unlabelled, in one dark vitrine after the next: mute, menacing and inscrutable, all the cliches we should be running headlong from.