Moritz Müller the Younger, also known as M. Müller Junior or M. Müller-Munich, was a German animal and hunting painter born in 1869 in Munich. He was the pupil of his father, Moritz Gustav Müller, and created numerous templates for popular hunting artist postcards. Müller was active in Munich and later in Bad Weixdorf-Klotzsche/Dresden in Saxony. He passed away in 1934 in Dresden-Lausa. Sources for his biography include Boetticher, the artist stamp on the back of his paintings, and Wikipedia.

Moritz Müller was a German animal and landscape painter born in Munich in 1841. He was the son of painter Carl Friedrich Moritz Müller and the father of Moritz Müller the Younger. Müller's artwork style was focused on animals and landscapes. He died in Munich in 1899

Moritz Müller was born in Munich in 1841. He was a German game and hunting painter. He was the father of the painter Moritz Müller the Younger, son of the painter Moritz Müller (Feuermüller) and student of Wilhelm von Kaulbach.