Cassatt's printmaking work, particularly her drypoint etchings of intimate female figures, shares Renoir's delicate line work and warm sensibility. Her figurative prints on wove paper capture the same gentle luminosity and graceful feminine presence seen in this etching.

Degas created numerous etchings and prints depicting female bathers with similarly intricate networks of fine lines, directly paralleling the subject matter and printmaking technique of this specific work. His monotype and etching explorations of the nude female form in intimate settings closely mirror Renoir's restrained tonal approach here.

Pissarro was a dedicated Impressionist printmaker who produced refined etchings with the same soft tonal language and fine crosshatching visible in this Renoir piece. His commitment to etching as a serious Impressionist medium and his sensitive figurative work make his prints highly comparable to this two bathers composition.