Corot produced meticulous graphite studies of natural subjects including botanical forms with the same careful academic draftsmanship visible in this early Renoir work. His drawings share a precise attention to form and delicate tonal rendering on paper that mirrors Renoir's pre-Impressionist academic approach.

Courbet created detailed academic studies and drawings of floral arrangements and natural subjects executed with disciplined graphite technique similar to this piece. His early works on paper demonstrate the same rigorous observational foundation grounded in French academic tradition that Renoir displays here.

Bonvin specialized in intimate still life subjects rendered with careful academic precision on paper, making his drawings remarkably close in spirit and technique to this early Renoir graphite study. His small scale works on paper share the same quiet attentiveness to form and subtle tonal gradation seen in this floral drawing.