Muriel Segal

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Muriel Segal is an English author and journalist.

She was born in London, but educated in New York, Sydney and Paris. She worked on a farm in New Zealand and while there became a foreign correspondent and also a founder of the Women's Press Club.

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  • Men and Marriage, Michael Joseph, London, 1970 ISBN 9780718103675
  • Dolly on the dais: the artist's model in perspective Gentry Books, 1972. ISBN 0856140066
  • Painted ladies; models of the great artists, Stein and Day, New Youk, 1972, ISBN 081281472X
  • Virgins reluctant, dubious & avowed, London, R. Hale, 1978, ISBN 0709167423

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