Publisher/Dewi Lewis Publishing

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A photo book "The Teds" by Chris Steel-Perkins, a photographer based in the United Kingdom that continues to operate. Born under an English father and a Burmese mother, Perkins began his career as a photographer while studying chemistry and psychology in his school days. He has been actively covering civil wars and conflicts in Bangladesh, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East, while he has taken photographs of urban problems such as subculture scenes in the United Kingdom. This book is a representative of Perkins, whose first edition was published in 1979, and is a documentary depicting Teddy Boy's popular name "Teds" that symbolizes the post-war British subculture. The 'Edwardian Look' style, which combines slim pants with a long jacket symbolizing King Edward VII of England, captures the figures of young people who enjoy unique fashion such as tattoos and regents. One book that is described as a masterpiece of British youth culture. Published 2006 Reprint version.