Daubigny was a fellow Barbizon artist who similarly translated plein air landscape observations into atmospheric etchings, capturing the luminous quality of natural light across the French countryside with comparable tonal sensitivity and Romantic sensibility.

Palmer produced deeply atmospheric pastoral etchings of the Italian and English countryside that share Corot's meditative mood, masterful tonal gradations, and ability to evoke a luminous, almost spiritual quality in landscape printmaking.

Rousseau worked closely alongside Corot within the Barbizon tradition and created monochromatic landscape works emphasizing atmospheric depth, natural mood, and the quiet grandeur of outdoor scenes rendered with careful tonal control.