The Pleasure Principle is a powerful portrait of England in the 1980s, following on from Chris Steele-Perkins's ground breaking documentary of 'The Teds'. In Pleasure Principle, Steele-Perkins records the rapidly changing social landscape that he found after returning from extensive travels in the Third World. Using ideas of pleasure, he explores public rituals that transcend class and status to bring us one of the best Thatcher-era photo documentaries of Britain.
Title: The Pleasure Principole Publisher: Cornerhouse Publication Date: 1989 Binding: Softcover Book Condition: Very Good Dust Jacket Condition: N/A Edition: 1st Edition Size: 28 x 22 cm Pages: 88
