Issued in 1961, this Luxembourg semi-postal stamp was part of a humanitarian series raising funds for refugees in postwar Europe. Designed by artist B. Heyart and printed by Enschede, it depicts a moving sketch of a man and child arriving at a door—symbolizing both displacement and hope for shelter. The minimalist, line-drawn figures against a bold red background reflect the emotional gravity of refugee aid during the early Cold War period. This issue exemplifies Luxembourg’s strong tradition of social-themed charity stamps supporting international causes.