Warhol similarly appropriated and recontextualized popular American cultural imagery using silkscreen and bold colors on canvas, particularly in his iconic portraits that blended commercial printing techniques with fine art in a provocative Pop Art framework.

Baldessari shared Prince's conceptual approach to appropriating existing images and combining photographic or inkjet printed elements with painted interventions on canvas, challenging the boundaries of identity and cultural meaning in contemporary American art.

Kruger employs appropriated photography and bold graphic overlays to create provocative commentary on American identity and cultural power structures, mirroring Prince's strategy of recontextualizing found imagery to question social norms and representations.