Brown's oil paintings merge bold figurative forms with loose expressive brushwork and vivid color contrasts in a way that closely parallels Salgado's approach in this piece. Her work similarly blurs the boundary between figuration and abstraction while maintaining a strong psychological and emotional charge on the canvas.

Joffe creates expressive figurative portraits in oil that share Salgado's emphasis on psychological intensity, dynamic brushwork, and the use of saturated color to amplify emotional presence. Her portraits of figures often incorporate floral and decorative elements with a similarly raw yet tender sensibility.

Yiadom-Boakye's expressive oil portraits feature richly painted figures with complex tonal backgrounds and a strong focus on mood and psychological depth, qualities that directly echo this Salgado work. Her loose gestural handling of paint and ability to charge figurative scenes with emotional intensity make her a close visual parallel.