This artwork is a color lithograph titled "New Shoes" (often associated with his prominent 1973–1974 painting series "New Shoes for H" or "New Shoes for H.M.") by the famous American Photorealist painter Don Eddy. Don Eddy (American, born 1944)Title: New Shoes (1973) Medium: Color Lithograph / Offset Lithograph Edition Details: This specific print is part of a limited edition of 500. As marked in the lower margins, this piece is numbered 227/500 on the bottom left and hand-signed by the artist in pencil on the bottom right. Don Eddy is a pioneer of the Photorealism movement. His work from the 1970s famously focuses on consumerism, city life, and the complex mechanics of perception.This composition captures a crowded storefront window display filled with 1970s platform shoes and footwear. Rather than a simple realistic depiction, Eddy layers reflections, transparency, and glass glare. The composition forces the human eye to look through, at, and behind the glass simultaneously—a visual feat that is physically impossible to focus on all at once in real life.