r/MedievalCreatures↗
Weird art wrought in ages past
Not just medieval! We welcome Prehistoric, Ancient, Renaissance, Victorian, and weird art dated up to the 1800s. If it’s old and strange, it belongs here!
104k subscribers64 posts / mo in Sep 202617 authors / mosince 2023
r/MedievalCreatures has 104k members (+32% over the last 12 months). It gets about 64 posts a month from 17 people. Top topics: Old Masters Portraits, Medieval Manuscripts and Creature Art.
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Share of the subreddit's posts
- Old Masters Portraits4.2%
- Medieval Manuscripts2.2%
- Creature Art1.5%
- Baroque and Religious Art1.0%
- Old Books & Literature1.0%
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Most-mentioned brands and sites, last 12 months
- BnF - Site institutionnel
- Getty Center
- Wikimedia
- The British Library
- Metmuseum
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