Stoet loopt langs een podium met toneelspelers tijdens de intocht van Robert Dudley te Den Haag, 6 januari 1586 1586

Jacob Savery I created this detailed drawing, “Procession Passing a Stage with Actors During the Entry of Robert Dudley in The Hague, January 6, 1586,” using pen and ink. The composition is dominated by a theatrical stage, around which the procession flows from left to right. Savery masterfully uses line to create texture and depth. Note how the density of the lines varies to suggest the play of light and shadow, adding dimension to the figures and architectural elements. The symmetry of the stage—flanked by figures holding torches—is disrupted by the dynamic movement of the procession, creating a tension between static monumentality and fluid temporality. The architectural structure towering over the procession may symbolize power. The gaze drifts to the play of the crowd, frozen in time. Consider how the use of line contributes to a sense of movement, drawing the eye across the spectacle.