Bourgeois created deeply personal and emotionally raw etchings and prints that explore memory, longing, and psychological intimacy in a similarly confessional manner to Emin. Her figurative printmaking shares the same monochromatic vulnerability and introspective quality seen in this piece.

Kollwitz was a master of expressive figurative etching, producing deeply melancholic and emotionally charged monochrome prints that channel personal grief and human connection with extraordinary directness. Her intimate portrait etchings on paper share the raw emotional weight and figurative sensitivity of this work.

Dumas consistently produces figurative works rooted in personal memory, desire, and melancholy, often using a reduced monochromatic palette to amplify emotional intensity in portraits. Her exploration of intimate human psychology and vulnerability closely mirrors the emotional and figurative qualities present in this Emin etching.