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Oliver's well-known stylish drawings and caricatures have a distinctive style and a quirky British humour and cover town and country life, skiing, field sports, dogs and drink and much more.

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Take twenty-three.

£75.00 £120.00
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Parents at Glastonbury

£75.00 £120.00
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BAD HABITS

£75.00 £120.00
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TURN RIGHT ON PLANES.

£75.00 £120.00
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Love at first sight

£75.00 £120.00
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Books

Lively Limericks

Original price was: £12.50.Current price is: £10.00.

Out of Town

Original price was: £20.00.Current price is: £10.00.

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A Much Loved Cartoonist

Discover what fans and collectors of Oliver Preston’s cartoons say about his work.

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About Oliver Preston

British cartoonist for over 25 years, published in 21 books, and chair and co-founder of the Cartoon Museum in London.

Oliver grew up in London and the Cotswolds and from an early age developed a love of cartoons and caricature through the books of H M Bateman, Thelwell, Tintin and Charles Addams. As a child and at school Oliver drew extensively. He is completely self-taught. After Eton College, where he won the Gunther Graphics Prize for Art, Oliver attended Exeter University, and then spent ten years working in the City of London.

However he saw the light in 1995 and left the City to become a full-time cartoonist and illustrator. His early cartoons were published in Punch Magazine, Paris Match, The Beano, The Dandy and The Spectator, and since 1995 Oliver has been drawing for The Field Magazine. From autumn 2019-2021 Preston drew weekly cartoons for Country Life Magazine.