Nicholas Sawicki

Dr. Nicholas Sawicki focuses on the intricate world of art history as an Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Art, Architecture, and Design at Lehigh University. With a keen interest in cubism, Dr. Sawicki delves into its transnational appeal and the intricate networks that facilitated its spread across borders. His scholarly pursuits have led him to explore the works of Friedrich Feigl, a modernist painter from Prague, contributing significantly to the understanding of Feigl's impact on modern art. In addition to his research, Dr. Sawicki has curated several exhibitions, bringing to light the nuanced narratives of modernist art. His publications on Friedrich Feigl have been instrumental in reshaping the discourse around the artist, offering fresh perspectives on his contributions to the art world. Dr. Sawicki's commitment to art history extends beyond traditional boundaries, as he actively engages with students in digitizing art periodicals, ensuring the preservation and accessibility of these valuable resources for future generations. Dr. Sawicki's dedication to his field is evident in his collaborative approach, working closely with students and colleagues to foster a deeper understanding of art history's global dimensions. His work not only enriches the academic community at Lehigh University but also contributes to the broader discourse on transnational art history. Through his research, teaching, and curatorial efforts, Dr. Sawicki continues to illuminate the complex interplay of art, culture, and history.