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Visit the Norman Lindsay Sculptor Garden

Visit Norman Lindsay Gallery and Homestead at Springwood in the Blue Mountains New South Wales just an hour or so on the M4 from Sydney.
LOCATION 14 Norman Lindsay Crescent, Faulconbridge via Springwood Blue Mountains.

Phone (02) 4751 1067
Email nlg@hermes.net.au
web www.normanlindsay.com.au

ENTRY FEES –
National Trust members free of charge (charge added for special events And
exhibitions). Adults $9, concession holder’s $6, children (6-12 yrs) $4, Families – $22.

Visit Norman Lindsay Gallery and Home

Author: Etching House

VISIT THE NORMAN LINDSAY GALLERY AND HOME WHERE IT ALL BEGAN, A BRILLIANT DAY AND EXPERIENCE YOU MUST TRY.

LOCATION and DIRECTIONS
14 Norman Lindsay Crescent, Faulconbridge via Springwood Blue Mountains, you can print directions from www.whereis.com and print out step by step directions.

Phone (02) 4751 1067
Fax (02) 4751 5845
email
nlg@hermes.net.au
web www.normanlindsay.com.au

Open:
daily from 10am-4pm (closed Christmas Day)

ENTRY FEES – Please not prices may change with out notice.
National Trust members free of charge (charge added for special events and
exhibitions). Adults $9, concession holder’s $6, children (6-12 yrs) $4, Families – $22.

NORMAN LINDSAY GALLERY

Faulconbridge, via Springwood, Blue Mountains set in extensive grounds, the single storey house with its external painting and etching studios was the home of Norman Lindsay (1879-1969), one of Australia’s most controversial, exceptional and prolific artists. It was here that he created etchings, oils, watercolours, sculptures, the fine ship models which he made as a pastime, and where he wrote the children’s classic, The Magic Pudding. Over the years, Lindsay transformed his estate, adding classical colonnades and a Roman courtyard to the house, and sculpting nymphs, satyrs and fountains to embellish the grounds.

Activities –
Annual Jazz festival, Children’s Literature Festival and many other musical and family events.

Experiences –
The house, presented as the home of the Lindsay family. The Gallery, with its changing exhibitions, painting and etching studios presented as they were. Extensive grounds with statuary and bush walks.

Facilities
Shop – National Trust has a great gift shop where you can buy Etchings, Facsimile Etchings, Prints, Posters, Cards, Books and many other wonderful items all at very affordable prices, You can even buy original works from time to time.

Cafe -There is a Cafe with an excellent menu great coffee and the atmosphere to relax and take up the wonderful mountain air, enjoy the peace. and café.

Gallery full of works by Norman Lindsay

Walks – Tranquil stroll through the Statue Gardens, or there is a very nice bush track to enjoy all on the property, yes and it ends up at the Cafe, what a treat.

Accommodation – See further on in this page.

Parking – Heaps of it.

Disabled access
Some steps to access house and grounds.

ETCHING HOUSE IS PROUD TO SUPPORT ALL THE STAFF AND MEMBERS WHO SUPPORT THIS NATIONAL TREASURE OWNED BY THE NATIONAL TRUST.