Watercolor painting by artist Dawn Tonneman of the Putnam Presbyterian Church which stands at 467 Woodlawn Avenue in Zanesville, Ohio and was dedicated in 1835.
Lifestyle mockup of a painting by artist Dawn Tonneman of the Putnam Presbyterian Church which stands at 467 Woodlawn Avenue in Zanesville, Ohio and was dedicated in 1835. The artwork is shown as a framed and matted print on a gray textured wall above a black and brown kitchen table and chairs.
Lifestyle mockup of a painting by artist Dawn Tonneman of the Putnam Presbyterian Church which stands at 467 Woodlawn Avenue in Zanesville, Ohio and was dedicated in 1835. The artwork is shown as a framed and matted print on a green textured wall above a green chair and near a large houseplant.
Watercolor painting by artist Dawn Tonneman of the Putnam Presbyterian Church which stands at 467 Woodlawn Avenue in Zanesville, Ohio and was dedicated in 1835.
Lifestyle mockup of a painting by artist Dawn Tonneman of the Putnam Presbyterian Church which stands at 467 Woodlawn Avenue in Zanesville, Ohio and was dedicated in 1835. The artwork is shown as a framed and matted print on a gray textured wall above a black and brown kitchen table and chairs.
Lifestyle mockup of a painting by artist Dawn Tonneman of the Putnam Presbyterian Church which stands at 467 Woodlawn Avenue in Zanesville, Ohio and was dedicated in 1835. The artwork is shown as a framed and matted print on a green textured wall above a green chair and near a large houseplant.

Putnam Presbyterian Church (Dawn Tonneman)

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About the Artwork: The historical Putnam Presbyterian Church which stands at 467 Woodlawn Avenue in Zanesville, Ohio and was dedicated in 1835.

Meet the Artist: For Dawn, Art isn’t simply a creative outlet, but a way to capture lived experience. Most of her architectural works are of locations that she has visited and experienced. She works to not simply capture the likeness of the location, but the spirit and mood of the place as well. With her landscape works, she tries to create an environment that the viewer can imagine themselves inhabiting: feeling the sand between the toes and the sound of the waves of a seascape, smelling the flowers or hearing the birds within a country landscape.

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