The Pagan Federation has condemned a 180ft  high drawing of Homer Simpson in a field next to the  famous 17th century chalk outline of a naked, sexually-aroused, club-wielding giant carved into a hillside above Cerne Abbas in Dorset, England.

The huge drawing of Homer brandishing a doughnut painted next to the priapic figure is a publicity stunt promoting a movie to be released later this month reports Sky News.

It was painted with water-based biodegradable paint which will wash away when it rains.

 The West Essex director of the Pagan Federation  said: "It's very disrespectful and not at all aesthetically pleasing.   We were hoping for some dry weather but I think I have changed my mind. We'll be doing some rain magic to bring the rain and wash it away."

She added: "I'm amazed they got permission to do something so ridiculous. It's an area of scientific interest."