Nevinson shared Lowry's interest in modern British scenes rendered with a flattened, somewhat austere style, and his coastal and urban compositions carry a similar detached yet observational quality that mirrors the mood of Yachts at Lytham.

Ginner was a Camden Town Group painter who depicted everyday British leisure and coastal scenes in oil with a structured, almost graphic approach to composition and a muted but distinctly tonal palette comparable to Lowry's nautical work.

Ravilious captured the quiet charm of British coastal and leisure scenes with a cool, understated palette and an eye for simple geometric forms in boats and waterscapes that closely echoes the serene nautical atmosphere of Yachts at Lytham.