Shoe Abstract--Help Me Name This Painting

This painting started with covering the watercolor paper using a wallpaper design tool rolled across the surface with gesso juice mixture.  Once dry, I applied the watercolors which gave an overall design in two tones.  I knew immediately that I wanted to paint a 1925 shoe image which had been requested by a very dear friend (Thanks Kathy Gray).  I didn't have all my paints with me but used a silver pen on the shoe.  I loved that the background comes through in between the silver and black paint.  I had thought of doing the other shoe in the background but it just didn't reflect what I wanted to say.  I searched for period accessories and really anything from this time to add as a collage.  I loved the headpiece of the lady in this painting which seemed like something that the woman would have worn as part of her outfit.

The next step was a first for me.  I applied mat medium to the front of the female image and let each layer dry -- 6 coats in all.  Waiting 72 hours to soak and lift off the acrylic tray I used and then scraping off the paper from the image.  I let it dry but had to scrape a few more times.  Finally I decided to put her in a period frame (which actually is a door in France). and added white watercolor inside the frame to create the mystery and aging to the photo.  I used more mat medium top and bottom of the photo -- not sure that was totally correct but it worked.  

Now I need your help in naming it.  The person who comes up with the best title will get 5 fine art cards when I have them made in a couple of weeks.  CONGRATULATIONS Dee Rommel for suggesting the title I thought expressed what I wanted to convey in this painting:  LOOKING BACK, "THE DANCE."

​  COMMENTS are always welcomed!!