A highly detailed steampunk fantasy reimagining of Émile Renouf's "The Helping Hand" (1881), where an elderly fisherman with a weathered face, bushy mustache, brass-rimmed goggles perched on his forehead, a leather apron adorned with gears and pouches of tools, and a tricorn hat fitted with a small steam whistle, assists a wide-eyed young girl in a frilly Victorian dress modified with corseted bodice, puffed sleeves of oil-stained fabric, and tiny mechanical bird brooch row an old sailboat with the mast down. They sit together in a compact, riveted iron sailboat propelled by a hissing steam engine at the stern, with exposed copper pipes, whirring pistons, and a propeller churning the ethereal, mist-shrouded waves of a fantastical ocean dotted with floating clockwork islands and distant airships billowing smoke. The pair collaboratively hauls a massive, enchanted fishing net woven with glowing aether filaments and brass weights, teeming with bioluminescent mechanical fish hybrids—scales of etched metal and fins like unfolding fans—symbolizing intergenerational ingenuity and wonder. Render in intricate digital art style blending Victorian engraving precision with fantastical whimsy, warm sepia tones accented by burnished golds, verdigris greens, and sparks of arcane blue energy, dramatic chiaroscuro lighting from a setting sun filtered through industrial haze, ultra-detailed textures on leather, rust, and fabric, cinematic composition with dynamic tension in their clasped hands