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Saatchi Gallery, London, UK. 28th October 2021. The Thousand Year Kingdom is the first solo museum exhibition (29 Oct-28 Nov) in London of work by artist, writer and curator Cedar Lewisohn (pictured) and feature a series of large scale woodblock prints primarily made throughout 2013; a group of works that have not previously been shown together. The prints combine images relating to African and Mesopotamian objects from museum collections in the UK and Europe with recognisable details and depictions of contemporary life. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News.

Saatchi Gallery, London, UK. 28th October 2021. The Thousand Year Kingdom is the first solo museum exhibition (29 Oct-28 Nov) in London of work by artist, writer and curator Cedar Lewisohn (pictured) and feature a series of large scale woodblock prints primarily made throughout 2013; a group of works that have not previously been shown together. The prints combine images relating to African and Mesopotamian objects from museum collections in the UK and Europe with recognisable details and depictions of contemporary life. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo

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