Meryon produced highly detailed architectural prints of French structures with similar tonal precision and reverence for historic stonework. His etchings share the same documentary elegance and moody atmospheric quality seen in this Burgundian pavilion study.

Viollet-le-Duc created meticulous architectural illustrations of French Renaissance and medieval châteaux with the same scholarly attention to decorative stonework and refined proportions. His graphic work documents French heritage monuments in a tonal style directly comparable to this lithograph.

Prout specialized in lithographic studies of European Renaissance and Gothic architecture rendered in warm sepia tones with careful attention to carved stone surfaces and picturesque composition. His documentary approach to historic continental buildings closely mirrors the mood and technique of this Chaumont pavilion print.