1914. He was made a second lieutenant by the time he perished in battle at Wirballen, Poland on 10 October of that year. Legacy Saturn-Film consciously chose to advertise its films as being erotic, rather than pornographic. A quote from its 1907 catalog, probably written by Schwarzer, states "our films are of a purely artistic tendency, and we avoid tasteless subjects in favor of beauty." Schwarzer's adult films were more professional in quality then their French and Argentine counterparts and were the most widely distributed and popular adult films made in the first decade of the 20th century. Despite the destruction of the main film vault in 1911 about a half of the 52 films produced by the company still exist in archives throughout Europe. Filmarchiv Austria has included four of Schwarzer's works in the Europa Film Treasures site; Das Sandbad (1906), Baden Verboten (1906), Das Eitle Stubenmädchen (1908), and Beim Fotografen (1908). Internet Archive has included over twenty of Schwarzer's works on their site. Works This list is incomplete Aufregende Lektüre Baden verboten Beim Fotografen Das eitle Stubenmädchen Das Sandbad Der Angler Der Hausarzt Der Traum der Bildhauers Diana im Bade Die Macht der Hypnose Die Zaubereien des Mandarins Eine aufregende Jagd Eine lustige Geschichte am Fenster Eine modern Ehe Im Bade Jugendspiele Lebender Marmor Schleiertanz Sklavenmarkt Sklavenraub Vorbreitung auf das Rendez-vous Weibliche Assentierung References Further reading External links Schwarzer films hosted by the Internet Archive Austrian film directors Austro-Hungarian military personnel killed in World War I 1880 births 1914 deaths Silent film directors Cinema pioneers