Boldini painted sweeping full length society portraits of Edwardian era women with the same bravura brushwork, dramatic dark backgrounds, and sense of kinetic elegance seen in this portrait of Ena Wertheimer. His swirling paint handling and chiaroscuro treatment of fashionably dressed female subjects make him the closest contemporary parallel to this specific work.

Blanche created grand manner portraits of aristocratic and cultured society figures during the same Edwardian period, using loose impressionist brushwork, dark atmospheric backgrounds, and capturing the confident bearing of his subjects in a manner directly comparable to this portrait.

De László produced full length society portraits of wealthy Edwardian women with the same gilt age grandeur, dramatic use of dark backgrounds, and fluid oil handling that defines this Sargent portrait, often depicting his subjects in sweeping dark garments with an equally commanding sense of presence.