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After studying art at the Slade School in
London he produced several books on architecture, including
Homes, Sweet Homes (1939), in which he coined the phrase 'stockbroker
Tudor'. From 1939, and for many years he produced cartoons for the
Daily Express, using his character Maudie
Littlehampton to satirise upper-class preoccupations. It was his Grandfather that spent his
childhood at Stock Hill House.
The Lancaster cartoon on the wall in the breakfast room (see below) is an original.
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