Own a powerful piece of local history with this limited edition photograph of the legendary Pink House on Plum Island — captured at sunrise just one day before its demolition on March 11, 2025. This may be one of the last sunrises ever captured with the iconic Pink House — making it a meaningful and rare collector’s piece.

Photographed by Barry Berman, a financial advisor by trade and a gifted photographer by passion, the image is a breathtaking tribute to a beloved landmark.

If you’re from the Newburyport area, you already know the significance of the Pink House. For those unfamiliar, I encourage you to explore its rich and bittersweet history —including the many efforts made to save it.

This stunning 11" x 16" limited edition print is signed and numbered by the artist, making it a wonderful addition to any art collection — or a meaningful gift for anyone who has a connection to Plum Island. It comes in a 15" x 21" frame.

Bid now for your chance to own this poignant and beautifully captured farewell to a Newburyport treasure.

Barry's work spans  all genres and locations. Street photography, panoramic landscapes and seascapes, environmental portraits, abstracts, and wildlife have all found their way to his lens. His cameras are always with him and he makes a point of shooting every day, thereby keeping a visual journal.

Barry is a juried member of the Rockport Art Association and Museum, a member and frequent contributor to the Newburyport Art Association, and an active member of the Boston Camera Club. His work has been displayed  in galleries across the country.

To see more of Barry's photography, he is on Instagram at barry_berman_visions.