Antonio Pisanello (c. 1395-c. 1455) has been taken as one of the first Italian artists to see in the nude form the wide scope for erotic art. He produced copies of the Bacchic Sarcophagi in the Campo Santo collection of antique art in Pisa, and then added to some of these an erotic component, for instance he drew the legs of a young girl to suggest "uninhibited delight in sexuality."