 Her paintings also encompass landscape and still life genres, with all three often appear within a single work.Yuskavage’s unique use of color is imbedded in Renaissance techniques as well as Color Field painting, and she cites diverse inspirations, including Italian painter Giovanni Bellini, Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer, and French painter Edgar Degas.Theoretically, her paintings are associated with psychologically driven theories of viewing, such as that of the gaze.