Nigerian artist Victor Ehikhamenor has highlighted an exhibit at British artist Damien Hirst's current show as the latest example of cultural appropriation.
Hirst's Venice exhibition Treasures from the Wreck of the Unbelievable hosts the imagined artefacts rescued from a fictional ship that went down off the coast of East Africa.
One of the pieces looks like one of the famous Benin bronzes cast in the 13th Century in the Ife Kingdom in what is now Nigeria.
Ehikhamenor says in his Instagram post that this postcard of Golden Heads (Female) "makes no reference to the Kingdom of Ife and great artists that originally made these timeless classics... Once again the hunter has glorified his tale in the absence of the lion."