Following its highly acclaimed debut in New York in March, a multimedia exhibit exploring the life and career of multiple Grammy-winner Frank Sinatra recently premiered at the Grammy Museum. It will run through February.

Memorabilia from Frank Sinatra’s legendary career will be displayed in the new exhibit at the Grammy Museum. (photo by Jonathan Blanc/The New York Public Library)

As the official exhibit of the 2015 Frank Sinatra Centennial, “Sinatra: An American Icon” traces 100 years of Sinatra legacy, chronicling the rise of his music career, Hollywood success, personal life and humanitarian work.

“Dad always said, ‘I’d like to pass along to people what I know and what I do,” said his daughter Nancy Sinatra. “With this exhibit, the Sinatra family proudly shares personal and professional insights into the life and times of Frank Sinatra.”

On display in the museum’s Special Exhibits gallery on the second floor through February 2016, “Sinatra: An American Icon” will feature many artifacts from the Sinatra family’s personal collection, including never-before-seen photos, family mementos, rare correspondence, personal items, artwork and recordings, as well as original artifacts from Capitol Studios, where Frank Sinatra recorded many of his songs.

For more information, visit www.grammymuseum.org/on-display/special-exhibits/Sinatra.

The Grammy Museum is located at 800 West Olympic Blvd.