The Incarnate Angel
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The Incarnate Angel[1] (ca. 1513) is an erotic drawing by Leonardo da Vinci rediscovered in 1991 in a German collection. It is one of the number of erotic drawings of Salai (and others?) by Leonardo once in the British Royal Collection, and is possibly a humorous take on his St. John the Baptist. Salai's name appears (crossed out) on the back of the drawing.
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