New York City Structures: The Art Students League of New York

NEW YORK—Originally the American Fine Arts Society, the Art Students League of New York was constructed in 1892 in the French Renaissance style.
New York City Structures: The Art Students League of New York
RENNAISSANCE REVIVAL: The Art Students League on West 57th Street was designed by architect Henry Hardenbergh and completed in 1892. Tim McDevitt/The Epoch Times
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RENNAISSANCE REVIVAL: The Art Students League on West 57th Street was designed by architect Henry Hardenbergh and completed in 1892. (Tim McDevitt/The Epoch Times)
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