Stanford White Family Exhibit

The Art League of Long Island presents "The Lively Eye: Five Generations of a Family in the Arts," a vast range of work in all media by the descendants and extended family of the world-renowned architect Stanford White. White (1853-1906) is best known for designing architectural masterpieces such as the Washington Square Arch, the second Madison Square Garden, the New York Herald Building, gentlemen's clubs, and the Boston Public Library.