Bracquemond was a leading French etcher of the 19th century whose precise linework and naturalistic still life subjects closely mirror the refined technical sensibility of this domestic food piece. His etchings share the same intimate, detailed observation of everyday objects with strong realist conviction.

Bonvin specialized in intimate domestic interiors and still life subjects rendered with quiet naturalism, closely paralleling the modest, food centered realism seen in this Jacquemart etching. His careful attention to everyday French domestic life and modest subject matter aligns directly with the mood and content of this work.

Rousseau was a celebrated 19th century French painter of intimate still lifes featuring food and domestic interiors rendered with precise naturalistic detail. His realist approach to kitchen and table subjects shares the same intimate, carefully observed quality present in this Jacquemart work.