Höfer creates large format color photographs of grand institutional and historical interiors, including palaces, libraries, and opera houses, capturing the same sense of opulent emptiness and architectural grandeur that Polidori achieves in his Versailles series. Her meticulous attention to gilded detail, symmetry, and preserved historical spaces makes her work a direct visual parallel to this royal bedchamber photograph.

Gursky works in monumental large format color photography with extraordinary clarity and detail, often documenting spaces of overwhelming visual richness and human constructed grandeur. His technical precision and ability to render sumptuous surfaces and complex architectural environments with color fidelity closely mirrors Polidori's documentary yet aesthetically immersive approach to royal interiors.

Listri is renowned for his large format color photography of historic European palaces, libraries, and aristocratic interiors, focusing on the same 18th century opulence, silk textiles, gilded ornamentation, and preserved royal spaces that define this Polidori image. His work shares an identical subject matter, documentary reverence for historical grandeur, and rich saturated color palette.