Stella shares LeWitt's commitment to geometric abstraction and systematic structural exploration, producing prints and works that rigorously investigate how basic forms like squares and polygons generate complex visual relationships. His monochromatic early works and printmaking practice align closely with the conceptual precision seen in this etching.

Albers devoted his career to methodical investigations of geometric form and spatial perception, particularly through cubic and square structures, making his practice conceptually and visually parallel to this LeWitt etching. His disciplined, systematic approach to how simple geometric solids create perceptual complexity mirrors the intellectual rigor of this work.

Bochner is a foundational Conceptual and Minimalist artist whose printed works frequently employ systematic geometric logic and mathematical relationships rendered in clean, monochromatic graphic form. His prints share LeWitt's interest in deriving visual complexity from rule based structural systems applied to elemental geometric shapes.