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The Four Accomplishments
The Four Accomplishments

The Four Accomplishments

Soga Shôhaku (Japanese, 1730–1781)
around 1760 (Hôreki 10)
Medium/TechniqueSet of three panels; ink on paper
DimensionsImage (Each Panel): 176.8 × 137.8 cm (69 5/8 × 54 1/4 in.)
Credit LineFenollosa-Weld Collection
Accession number11.4511.1-3
On View
Not on view
ClassificationsPaintings
Collections
ProvenanceBefore 1886, purchased by Ernest Francisco Fenollosa (b. 1853 - d. 1908); 1886, sold by Fenollosa to Charles Goddard Weld (b. 1857 - d. 1911), Brookline, MA; 1911, bequest of Weld to the MFA. (Accession date: December 7, 1911)
Conservation Status: After Treatment
Dragon and Clouds
Soga Shôhaku
1763 (Hôreki 13)
Conservation Status: After Treatment
Dragon and Clouds
Soga Shôhaku
1763 (Hôreki 13)
Conservation Status: After Treatment
Dragon and Clouds
Soga Shôhaku
1763 (Hôreki 13)
Conservation Status: After Treatment
Dragon and Clouds
Soga Shôhaku
1763 (Hôreki 13)
Conservation Status: After Treatment; Group shot: 11.7040.1-2
Dragon and Clouds
Soga Shôhaku
1763 (Hôreki 13)
Conservation Status: After Treatment
Dragon and Clouds
Soga Shôhaku
1763
Conservation Status: After Treatment
Dragon and Clouds
Soga Shôhaku
1763 (Hôreki 13)
Conservation Status: After Treatment; Group shot: 11.7043.1-2
Dragon and Clouds
Soga Shôhaku
1763 (Hôreki 13)
Conservation Status: After Treatment
Hawk
Soga Shôhaku
possibly 1763 (Hôreki 13)
Conservation Status: After Treatment
The Four Accomplishments
Soga Shôhaku
around 1760 (Hôreki 10)
Conservation Status: After Treatment
Hawk
Soga Shôhaku
possibly 1763 (Hôreki 13)
Ôishi Kuranosuke, the Chief of the Forty-Seven Rônin
Ôishi Kuranosuke, the Chief of the Forty-Seven Rônin
Soga Shôhaku
19th century