Modigliani worked in Paris during the same period as Kisling and created intimate oil on canvas portraits of women with a similarly refined, sensuous approach to the female figure and a warm, intimate mood rooted in early modernism.

Valadon repeatedly painted women in domestic and grooming scenes with a direct, figurative style in oil on canvas, sharing Kisling's focus on intimate female subjects rendered with expressive yet controlled brushwork from the same early modern era.

Pascin was a close contemporary of Kisling in the School of Paris and specialized in softly rendered figurative portraits of young women in intimate, quiet settings, capturing a similar mood of delicate beauty and domestic closeness.