Eiko Tabata Art: Nature
On view throughout the Library in July.
Eiko grew up in Hokkaido, Japan, surrounded by mountains, forests, and wildlife. As a child, she was captivated by anime and spent hours drawing characters and animals, dreaming of becoming an anime artist. That early love of drawing, along with a deep connection to nature, stayed with her.
While life took her in different directions, her creative spark never faded. Years later, a chance visit to a paint night rekindled that passion —and changed everything. What started as a fun evening became an obsession. Eiko began painting anything that spoke to her, but nature kept calling her back.
A self-taught artist, she now focuses on landscapes, animals, and elements that reflect the essence of Hokkaido—the place she still holds closest to her heart. Through each painting, Eiko reconnects with the beauty she grew up with and hopes to share that sense of wonder with others.
Dan Schlossberg
On view in the display case through June & July
The artist Dan Schlossberg, a long time Winchester resident originally from New York City has been involved in the Nautical Arts for the last decade and has a model of the Amistad which is on display at the Visitor Center of the Adams National Historic Park in Downtown Quincy.
The current model is an impression of a dock in New England in the mid 1800s.
For any questions or inquiries about this model you can email: danschlossberg1@gmail.com