Warhol was a central figure in the same Pop Art movement and worked extensively with screenprinting as a primary medium, producing numbered limited edition portfolio prints that closely mirror the collaborative and commercial aesthetic of this specific work.

Lichtenstein produced screenprinted portfolio editions with bold graphic imagery rooted in American Pop Art, sharing the same movement, period, and printmaking approach as this collaborative six plate collection.

Indiana was a prominent figure in the same American Pop Art circle as Dine, Rosenquist, and D'Arcangelo, producing numbered limited edition screenprints that share the graphic boldness and cultural commentary found throughout this portfolio.