Kusama similarly creates boldly colored sculptural works featuring repetitive patterns and playful organic forms that celebrate joyful exuberance. Her inflatable and resin sculptures share the same vibrant ornamentation and whimsical feminist energy found in this Nana figure.

Botero is renowned for his voluminous, rounded figurative sculptures that celebrate exaggerated bodily forms with warmth and humor, directly paralleling Saint Phalle's voluptuous Nana series. Both artists elevate the full female figure as a subject of joyful sculptural celebration.

Marisol created boldly painted sculptural figures blending Pop Art sensibility with feminist themes and vivid surface decoration, echoing the colorful ornamentation and playful humanism of this painted resin Nana. Her works similarly use bright colors and pattern to transform the female figure into a celebratory sculptural object.