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Image of Painted oxford shoes worn by Phil Webber, ca. 1992
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Painted oxford shoes worn by Phil Webber, ca. 1992

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Phil Webber, a Seattle Post-Intelligencer press photographer from 1956-2006, was known for wearing colorful shoes on assignments. The designs on these shoes show Webber's houseboat before and after renovating it.
ID Number: 2000.99.1
Date: Circa 1992
Physical Description: 1 Shoe; leather, fabric, paint; 3.5 in.H x 4. in.W x 11.75 in.D
Place Made: United States of America, WEST VIRGINIA, Lewis County
Credit: MOHAI, 2000.99.1
Subjects: Visual Arts, Lake Union, Mass Media, Clothing and Dress

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