Framed Print of 'Le Pied and The Shoe' After Salvador Dalí

This item is a framed print, likely a lithograph or high-quality reproduction, featuring a surrealistic composition. The central image depicts a bare human foot, possibly female given its slender appearance, adorned with an ornate anklet resembling a snake or an intricately patterned band. To the right of the foot, a dark, well-worn dress shoe, possibly a men's Oxford or similar style, floats detachedly in space. The background is a soft, monochromatic beige or light tan, providing a neutral canvas for the subjects. The image itself appears to be printed on a slightly textured or aged paper, showing some discoloration or foxing consistent with age, particularly around the edges and within the composition. The entire piece is housed within a simple, mitered frame made of what appears to be wood or a wood-composite material, painted a deep, slightly glossy red. The frame itself shows some minor scuffs and wear consistent with handling and age. There are reflections on the glass that obscure some details, but a prominent signature, which appears to be 'Dalí' followed by '197?'' (the last digit is unclear, possibly '9'), suggests the artwork is by Salvador Dalí or a reproduction of his work. The print is matted with a simple white or off-white mat board inside the red frame, creating a visual separation between the art and the frame. The combined elements suggest an artwork from the mid to late 20th century, consistent with Dalí's prolific period.