Fischl creates figurative works depicting nude figures in charged social and domestic settings, often exploring discomfort and voyeurism between couples or groups. His drawings share Currin's preoccupation with naked bodies rendered with psychological tension and a knowing, slightly uncomfortable intimacy.

Yuskavage depicts nude or seminude figures in provocative, socially loaded scenarios with a blend of art historical references and contemporary irony that closely parallels Currin's approach in this work. Her draftsmanship similarly combines classical figure drawing technique with a deliberately unsettling or knowingly erotic sensibility.

Brown frequently depicts nude figures in hedonistic, drink and pleasure infused social scenes, drawing on Old Master figure drawing while injecting contemporary transgression. Her works share with this Currin piece the theme of nude figures paired with leisure and consumption rendered with confident, gestural draftsmanship.