Steinlen created richly colored Art Nouveau lithographs with strong figurative narratives and a melancholic emotional depth that closely parallels Rivière's illustrative approach in this biblical scene. His work in illustrated publications and bound volumes shares the same decorative yet emotionally weighted sensibility found in this piece.

Grasset produced elaborate color lithographs for illustrated books and decorative publications in the late 19th century, combining ornamental Art Nouveau styling with figurative and narrative imagery in a manner directly comparable to Rivière's treatment of the Prodigal Son scene. His technical mastery of multicolor lithography and his integration of text and image in bound volumes mirrors this specific work.

Denis illustrated numerous religious and literary texts using color lithography with a deeply decorative and spiritually contemplative quality that aligns closely with Rivière's approach to this biblical parable. His flattened color forms, Nabi influenced style, and commitment to narrative illustration in bound volumes reflect the same fusion of devotional subject matter and aesthetic refinement seen here.