Man, vrouw en kind leunen tegen een houten muur op Helgoland 1836

"Man, vrouw en kind leunen tegen een houten muur op Helgoland" is an 1836 etching by German artist Rudolf Jordan. The artwork depicts a man, a woman, and a child leaning against a wooden wall, likely on the island of Helgoland. The scene is simple yet evocative, with a focus on the figures and their interaction with the landscape. The artwork's small dimensions suggest it was likely a personal study or a preparatory work for a larger project. The print offers a glimpse into the daily life of Helgoland's inhabitants in the mid-19th century, a time when the island was still a British possession.