Sieff was a master of black and white fine art nude photography who shared Newton's sensual and elegant approach to the standing female figure. His work similarly balances classical figurative composition with a modern and sophisticated eroticism.

As a fellow German photographer working in black and white, Lindbergh created deeply sensual and empowering figurative nude portraits with a similar cinematic and timeless quality. His monochrome figure studies share Newton's strong compositional clarity and reverence for the human form.

Mapplethorpe's iconic black and white fine art nude photography explored the standing human figure with the same formal precision and sensual intensity found in Newton's work. Both photographers elevated nude figure photography into a serious and celebrated fine art practice.