Bonnard, like Vuillard, was a core Nabis artist who transformed everyday scenes of bourgeois leisure into flattened, pattern-driven compositions with bold decorative color bands, often depicting figures in gardens and parks with a similar sense of intimate stillness and movement.

Denis shared Vuillard's Nabis philosophy of treating the picture surface as an arrangement of flat, rhythmic shapes and colors, frequently painting women and children in outdoor settings where decorative patterning supersedes strict naturalistic representation.

Vallotton created similarly compressed, pattern-laden park and garden scenes featuring children at play alongside resting figures, using flattened forms and strong color contrasts that echo the decorative banding and quiet narrative tension found in this Vuillard panel.