r/ImaginaryHistory is a subreddit with 25k members. The community frequently discusses art, history, painting, by, and illustration, and the most common flair used is original content and real history.
Artwork of the past. Places, people and moments that are based on real or alternate history.
Popular Topics in r/ImaginaryHistory
#1
Art
: "British Horse Artillery of Captain Mercer Holding Position at Waterloo, by Karl Kopinski"
149 posts
#2
History
: "Anya, Soviet Blood Mage by Austin Legg"
133 posts
#3
Painting
: "My Painting The Great War, Acrylic On Canvas, 11x14."
42 posts
#4
By
39 posts
#5
Illustration
: "Historical Illustration - Simon Bolivar by Joseph Qiu"
26 posts
#6
War
: "uchronic world War 1 by Bittler Bernard"
25 posts
#7
Military
: "Hannibal by Aleksander Karcz"
17 posts
#8
Battle
: "Battle of the Nile 1798 by Juhani Jokinen"
15 posts
#9
Convention
13 posts
#10
Digital Collage Piece
9 posts
Flair Used in r/ImaginaryHistory
#1
Original Content
: "Hannibal's Army Crossing the Alps, Me, Digital, 2019"
36 posts
#2
Real History
: ""Rome is gone. Boudica is still standing by the river." — 60 AD, Londinium"
2 posts
Member Growth in r/ImaginaryHistory
Yearly
+6k members(35.2%)
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Last updated: August 9, 2026