[f prec. + -ER1.] One who practises or depicts attitudes. (Contemptuous.)

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1859.  Mill, Dissert. & Disc., I. 77. The French painters … must all be historical; and they are, almost to a man, attitudinizers.

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1881.  L. Stephen, in Cornh. Mag., April, 411. He is no attitudinizer…. He is as simple, honest, and sound-hearted, as he is tender and impassioned.

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