Corita Kent similarly merged bold typography, vibrant color, and pop art sensibilities in screenprints that celebrated American urban life and consumer culture. Her graphic lithographic works share the same energetic visual language and street influenced boldness found in Bernhardt's New York tribute.

Keith Haring built his entire practice around bold graphic imagery rooted in New York street art culture and urban energy, much like this specific piece. His colorful, high contrast works on paper share the pop art and graphic design sensibilities that define Bernhardt's celebratory New York lithograph.

Barbara Kruger's practice centers on bold typographic statements rendered with graphic design precision, directly paralleling the typography driven pop art approach in this lithograph. Her American urban perspective and use of printed media as a vehicle for bold visual messaging closely mirrors Bernhardt's approach in this piece.