Hélion similarly navigated the tension between abstraction and figuration in post-war France, using bold geometric forms and seaside or everyday scenes rendered with a luminous, modernist palette that closely mirrors de Staël's approach in this work.

Heron shared de Staël's commitment to gestural abstraction infused with observed coastal light and color, producing richly painted canvases where figures and landscapes dissolve into luminous geometric blocks of color reminiscent of this seaside composition.

Hilton produced gestural post-war abstractions that frequently evoked figures and seascapes through simplified geometric forms and expressive brushwork, sharing de Staël's serene yet modernist synthesis of the human presence within coastal environments.