In the 1960s, Virgil Burnett opened his own printing press called Pasdeloup Press. It specialized in poetry, fiction, and artist biographies. Burnett particularly published biographies and tributes through his press on his artistic mentors.
A tribute to David Hill, an American artist of Dutch parentage. A collection of memoirs, poems, and notes alongside photos of David Hill's paintings. Edited and compiled by Virgil Burnett in collaboration with Anne Pippin Burnett, Robin Magowan, Joseph Plaskett. H Special Collection 845
Edward Melcarth - A Hercynian Memoir by Burnett, Virgil
Tribute to Edward Melcarth, an influential Social Realist painter and writer who Burnett studied under at Columbia. A collection of his work compiled by Virgil Burnett. H Special Collection 845
Published by Pasdeloup Press. A book of Virgil Burnett's terracotta sculptures of the female form. Series of erotic sculptures with comical, irreverent names. H Special Collection 845
First book published by Burnett's own Pasdeloup Press. Includes cover illustrations, 13 smaller drawings with the text. Black-and-white fine drawings that depict the degenerate fantasies of the forgotten king. This story later became "King folly" an episode in Burnett's Towers at the edge of a world. H Special Collection 845
Cover art and illustrations by Virgil Burnett. Published by Pasdeloup Press. Design and layout by Karl Griffiths-Fulton. Cover illustration in private collection of Pat Elderedge. H Special Collection 845
Published by Pasdeloup Press. Book of poems chosen from the volume, The Body of the World. Cover and 5.5 textual illustrations, black line drawings on blue paper. H Special Collection 845
Book of poems by A.D. Hope, published by Pasdeloup Press. 3 full page, black/white/orange illustrations, plus 6 black-and-white drawings with the poem text. H Special Collection 845
Edited by Bruce Barber and Virgil Burnett. Book of tributes to Joseph Plaskett. Printed and bound by Pandora Press Kitchener, Ontario. Set in Garamond and Perpetua. H Special Collection 845