His work belongs to the Northern Mannerist tradition. Savery focused on small-scale compositions filled with minute details. In The Battle between the Israelites and the Hordes of Amalek, he fits vast crowds into a compact space. He used fine lines and a restrained palette to define individual figures. His training under Hans Bol influenced his ability to render human figures and animals with precision. He often placed these figures within wide outdoor settings.

Collectors today value Savery for his ability to create a sense of scale in small formats. His work offers a window into the late sixteenth-century interest in historical and biblical narratives. These prints provide a sophisticated look for home interiors. They offer a density of detail that rewards close inspection. His style bridges the gap between the older Flemish traditions and the emerging Dutch Golden Age.