Warhol similarly employed screenprinting techniques with flat saturated colors and bold graphic outlines to transform everyday subjects into iconic Pop Art compositions. His nature and landscape series share the same vibrant palette and mechanically reproduced dot patterns seen in this Lichtenstein print.

Paolozzi produced bold Pop Art prints combining screenprint and lithograph techniques with flat areas of intense color and graphic patterning that closely mirror the visual language of this Lichtenstein landscape. His printmaking practice similarly elevated commercial reproduction aesthetics into fine art contexts.

Rosenquist created large scale prints and paintings with the same bold flat color fields, graphic stylization, and Pop Art sensibility found in this Lichtenstein river landscape. His works on paper frequently combined multiple printmaking techniques to achieve similarly vibrant and visually striking results.