Friedrich Ernst Morgenstern was a German painter, son of the landscape painter Karl Morgenstern. He studied painting with Johann Heinrich Hasselhorst, Gustav Kaupert and Eduard von Steinle at the Städelsche Kunstinstitut.
Friedrich Ernst Morgenstern undertook several study trips to Holland, Belgium, France, Italy, England and Scotland. Only after his father's death, in 1893, did he succeed in developing his own impressionistic style and artistic expression. The painter did not belong to the Kronberg artists' colony, but maintained friendly ties with them.
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