Anthony Schmitt

Designer and window dressor, BNY

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Artist, designer, window decorator for BNY in Santa Monica, Gaya in Brentwood, Sara Jo in Pacific Palisades and Open Wide in Santa Barbara (all in California); designer of the annual trolley tree at Edgemar in Santa Monica, California

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