The White House is alleging an arrangement it helped craft for purchases of artwork produced by President Joe Biden’s son is an example of the administration’s high ethical standards, though the arrangement has drawn criticism from some ethics experts. The arrangement will reportedly see Georges Bergès, who owns a New York art gallery, vet buyers who want to buy Hunter Biden’s pieces. Bergès will be able to turn down any offer he thinks is suspicious. Hunter Biden, 51, and Biden administration officials, meanwhile, will not know the identity of any of the buyers. The White House, which did not respond to requests for comment, appeared to confirm the setup. “The president has established the highest ethical standards of any administration in American history, and his family’s commitment to rigorous processes like this is a prime example,” Andrew Bates, a White House spokesman, told news outlets in a statement. Hunter Biden’s …