Warhol similarly elevated everyday consumer goods and food items like Campbell's soup cans into fine art multiples, sharing Oldenburg's Pop Art sensibility and interest in mass production aesthetics applied to mundane subject matter.

Thiebaud devoted his career to depicting ordinary food items with meticulous attention and a sense of whimsy, paralleling Oldenburg's fascination with transforming humble edible subjects into celebrated figurative art objects.

Hanson worked extensively with cast resin and hand painted surfaces to create hyperrealistic sculptural multiples of everyday American life, sharing both the material technique and conceptual focus on ordinary existence found in this Oldenburg piece.