Braque co-founded Cubism alongside Picasso and similarly fragmented and reassembled facial and figurative forms across multiple simultaneous viewpoints in his portraits and figure studies. His printmaking and use of vibrant abstracted compositions closely mirrors the experimental physiognomic vocabulary seen in this imaginary portrait series.

Léger produced boldly colored lithographic prints featuring abstracted and fragmented figural heads that share the same Cubist and expressionist visual language present in this Picasso portrait work. His graphic flatness and dynamic compositional energy in printed media align closely with the qualities of this specific piece.

Miró produced vibrant Surrealist and abstractly expressive portrait heads as offset lithographs, combining imaginative figuration with bold color and playful fragmentation of facial features. As a fellow Spanish artist working at the intersection of Surrealism and abstracted portraiture in print media, his work shares the imaginative and experimental spirit of this piece.