Hillary Clinton’s “Presidential Bust” enters the Museum of Sex!

New York, July 28: The sculptor who offered to the world a life-size sculpture of singer Britney Spears giving birth on a bear-skin rug, has now added Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton to New York’s Museum of Sex with what he considers her “Presidential Bust”.

Sculptor Daniel Edwards’ new sculpture that shows an armless-but-bountifully-bosomed Hillary atop a pedestal declaring her "The First Woman President of the United States of America" is all set to be unveiled at the Museum of Sex on August 9th.

Daniel Gluck, the museum’s director, believes that the sculpture will stir a debate started by actress Sharon Stone that Senator Clinton would first have to “squelch” her sexuality before she ran for President.

And though Edwards had a bit of a problem finding out what Clinton’s breasts would look like, he found a way around that hitch by using beach photos of the former First Lady.

"It's hard to find many images of her. She usually covers herself up in a professional way. But there are beach photos of her," the New York Daily News quoted him as saying.

As for the wrinkles on Clinton’s face, Edwards said that though he could have portrayed a more youthful Hillary, he chose to be ‘honest’ in his art.

"I could roll back the clock on anybody. But it wouldn't be honest. (She has) a youthful spirit and a face matured by wisdom," he added.

Hillary Topless
Documentary Uncovers Nude Origin of Sex Museum's 'Presidential Bust' of Senator Clinton

NEW YORK, NY - July 26 - The nude study of Senator Hillary Clinton used in creating her first portrait as U.S. President is featured in a documentary currently viewable at youtube.com/watch?v=u4R-8MUs4R8. "Hillary's Bust," an eight-minute short produced by Goodnight Film, reveals the sexy origins of a statue of the former First Lady planned for display at New York's Museum of Sex. The film contains the only footage taken of an unclothed preparatory study of Hillary Clinton's upper torso used for developing the heroic-scaled "Presidential Bust of Hillary Rodham Clinton: First Woman President of the United States of America."

The documentary reports Hollywood actor Sharon Stone's recent statements regarding Mrs. Clinton's potential White House bid as inspiration for her Presidential portrait. The bust's creator, Daniel Edwards, points out that during the promotion of her most recent Basic Instinct film, Stone sparked a sexual power debate with, "I think it is too soon for her to run. This may sound odd, but a woman should be past her sexuality when she runs. Hillary still has sexual power and I don't think people will accept that. It's too threatening."

"I've depicted Hillary Clinton in the traditional manner as befits the head of state - with head held high and face matured with wisdom," says Edwards, "but with unmistakable 'sexual power' as a nod to Sharon Stone." The bust prominently portrays Mrs. Clinton's cleavage spilling from a lacy, low-cut inaugural gown with her bare shoulders enhanced by a "delicate" nape.

The film reveals the bust is the second Presidential portrait by Edwards. "Richard Nixon made a rare stop in my hometown when I was a young sketch artist for the local newspaper. I drew him during a speech." Edwards' other political portraits include presidential aspirant George C. Wallace ailing in his Alabama sickbed shortly before his death.

"Hillary's Bust" is the first "political" film for Argentine born director, A.D. Calvo. "I'm typically more drawn to macabre stories," says Calvo. "I share Edwards' beliefs on the importance of promoting the image of a woman president. We both have young daughters. They need to grow up believing anything is possible for them in America - even becoming President someday."

"Hillary's Bust" goes on display at the Museum of Sex in New York August 9th, 2006.