Optocht door de rederijkerskamer De Haselieren uit Hazerswoude Dorp (vierde deel), 1607 1607

This anonymous engraving, part of a series depicting a procession of the "Haselieren" chamber of rhetoric, a group that performed plays and poetry, dates back to 1607. The print is housed in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, and showcases a lively depiction of individuals dressed in elaborate costumes, seemingly participating in a theatrical performance. The work's detailed rendering of their attire, including a shared branch of foliage, creates a sense of dynamic movement, offering a glimpse into the colorful world of Dutch Renaissance theatrical performances. This artwork, known as a "chamber of rhetoric" print, is a valuable historical record of the artistic and cultural life in the Netherlands.