Lehigh University Art Galleries (LUAG) was founded in 1926 as the centralized fine art collection of Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The collection currently consists of over 19,000 artworks from diverse time periods and cultures, housed in seven gallery spaces and two art study centers across three campuses, as well as an on-campus collections care and storage facility.
The collection is particularly strong in photography and works on paper, as well as 20th century modern outdoor sculpture, but also includes 19th century European and North American paintings, Chinese ceramics, and sculpture from Oceania, Africa, and Ancient America.