The ongoing research on the studied group has revealed several diverse areas associated with the Great War. This research is into the official propaganda produced by the so-called War press tent, founded towards the end of the first decade of the 20th century, whose legal provisions came into force at the beginning of the conflict in 1914. The painters and sculptors of official propaganda stood on one side of the barricade. Due to censorship and clear regulations, and based on the prescribed “excursions”, they depicted landscapes, battlefields and the life of military units in such a way that their work could show the military success of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. They were spared direct fighting and life in the trenches. In this context were created not only the portraits of senior military officers by Ferdinand Staeger, but also the expressive paintings of Albanian fighters by Franz Thiele, and the almost unbelievably naturalistic works of the graphic art cycles by Heinrich Hönich.