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Showing posts with label angelina jolie breastfeeding sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label angelina jolie breastfeeding sculpture. Show all posts

February 28, 2011

Top 10 Breast-Feeding Controversies - The Angelina Jolie Breast-Feeding Statue

It was only a matter of time before someone produced a sculpture of Angelina Jolie naked. But naked and nursing? And how about a naked Jolie nursing twins? In 2009, sculptor Daniel Edwards took it upon himself to depict Jolie seated while feeding twin infants simultaneously for an odd-looking work entitled Landmark for Breastfeeding. The New York–based artist favors celebrity subjects, including a much publicized sculpture of Britney Spears giving birth nude, which he described as "pro-life." Edwards chose a gallery in Norman, Okla., not far from Brad Pitt's birthplace, to unveil the statue. Local art dealer Cory Allen said at the time that he was in discussions with officials in Oklahoma City and Edmond, Okla., about displaying the work in a public park. No word yet on whether either city has accepted the donation.

Edwards says the sculpture was originally inspired by W magazine's 2008 cover of Jolie nursing one of her newborn twins, Vivienne and Knox. And while that image of Jolie was widely welcomed by breast-feeding advocates, it's not entirely clear whether the grim-looking Jolie statue would inspire an increase in nursing.

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August 8, 2009

New Sculpture - Angelina Jolie Nude And Breastfeeding


Angelina Jolie has been nude on screen and in photographs taken by her partner Brad Pitt. Now the mom of six has been immortalized in bronze, undressed and breastfeeding her twins.

The life-size statue, called Landmark for Breastfeeding, is by Daniel Edwards, who said his aim is to encourage more women to nurse. He was inspired by Brad's photo of Angie breastfeeding that ran on the cover of W last year.

The twins, Vivienne and Knox, turned one July 12.

The statue will be on display at the Mainsite Contemporary Art Museum in Norman, OK beginning September 11. Then it's off to London.

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