Explore the enchanting world of Mirka Mora through 'Wicked but Virtuous,' a captivating memoir that offers unique insights into the life of this celebrated Australian artist. This engaging book, published by Penguin Australia in 2002, captures Mirka's extraordinary journey, from her narrow escape from Auschwitz to her influential role in Melbourne's vibrant arts scene. With 272 pages of rich storytelling, this B-format paperback brings to life her bohemian lifestyle, the artists, writers, and intellectuals she inspired, and the remarkable café-restaurant she established, which became a cultural hub reminiscent of Paris's Left Bank.

Filled with humor, wisdom, and vibrant characters, 'Wicked but Virtuous' artfully intertwines the artist's experiences with her creative process, providing readers with an intimate glimpse into how life enriches art. Dive into Mirka's eclectic world that celebrates creativity and passion and discover why she is held in such high esteem in the Australian art community. Perfect for art lovers, memoir enthusiasts, and anyone seeking inspiration from a life lived fully, this book is a treasure trove of anecdotes and insights that resonate long after the last page. Whether you're familiar with her work or new to her story, Mirka Mora's narrative is a delightful addition to any bookshelf. Don't miss the chance to own this remarkable autobiography that embodies the spirit of a true artist's life.