5 Senses

One of 19 works in the series: Dick Button's Ice-Travaganza, New York World's Fair available on this site.
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Costume design for a performer in Dick Button's Ice-Travaganza. Sketch depicts a figure wearing white trousers with light blue sequins, long sleeve white button-up shirt and white vest with stripes of light blue sequins.

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1 illustration : casein, tempera, watercolors & graphite ; 43 x 36 cm

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Morton, Winn 1964/1965.

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Costume design for a performer in Dick Button's Ice-Travaganza. Sketch depicts a figure wearing white trousers with light blue sequins, long sleeve white button-up shirt and white vest with stripes of light blue sequins.

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1 illustration : casein, tempera, watercolors & graphite ; 43 x 36 cm

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  • Preferred Citation: Winn Morton Collection (AR0996), University of North Texas Special Collections

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This collection contains theatrical illustrations, sketches, and personal papers spanning the seven-decade career of Dallas-based set and costume designer, John “Winn” Winniford Morton.

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Morton, Winn. 5 Senses, artwork, 1964/1965; (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc2349867/: accessed July 14, 2026), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Special Collections.

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