Window dresser definition

Window dresser and/or 'show-card writer' means an employee the greater part of whose time is engaged in the supervision of and/or preparation of displays and/or dressing of windows.
Window dresser means an employee who is engaged in drawing, painting, making or preparing posters, placards or backgrounds, or set pieces on window, interior or exterior displays and installing such fixtures and arranging displays.

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