Picasso similarly transformed ceramic earthenware dishes and plates into painted artistic works, often drawing figurative and classical scenes with bold lines and vivid color, directly paralleling Cocteau's approach to decorated ceramics as fine art.

Chagall created literary illustrations and painted ceramics with dreamlike figurative imagery using rich color and enamel techniques, sharing Cocteau's interest in translating narrative literary themes into decorative painted objects.

Rouault worked extensively with enamel and richly colored decorative surfaces inspired by literary and theatrical subjects, reflecting a similar fusion of fine art craftsmanship and storytelling found in Cocteau's painted earthenware piece.