Brown had always drawn his panels individually, and arranged them on the page together later.

During the 1930's - an entire decade - the Browns drew about one million.

Actually, DeWitt's promotional drive netted a 32 percent increase from 1936 when the Browns drew only 93,000.

Brown first drew inspiration from the final scene of Cauldron: the witch's fight against the Pumpking, which bounced around a room.

Brown caught her shoulder and drew her in.

Brown, the recipient of the other two first-place votes, drew 88 points.

Finally, at a picnic, Brown draws Livy away to a gazebo when it starts to rain.

Brown and Hazen had each drawn up charges relating to earlier actions.

The Browns had drawn together, the two brothers glaring at him, the women huddled behind them, sniffling and murmuring.

Aside from the programmatic elements, Brown also draws a link between the two works based on the function of the fifth movement.