Honors and Awards
- 1913 Art exhibited in the Armory Show
- 1930 Included in the New York Museum of Modern Art's Ninth Exhibition of Painting and Sculpture by Living Americans
- 1945 The artist's jury for the Pepsi-cola "Portrait of America" contest awarded Burlin first prize for his work titled the "Soda Jerker". The prize was to be $2500. But, Pepsi-cola chose another winner, and Burlin was not allowed to collect.
- 1959 One of three first prize winners of $1000 for Art USA: 59, New York, for "Rose, White, Uptight."
- 1962 First prize from the Pennsylvania Academy for "Red, Red, Not the Same II"
- 1962 Listed as one of 102 Artists "To Wax Enthusiastic About" in Time Magazine, July 6, 1962.
- 1963 Burlin mentioned in the 50th anniversary of the 1913 Armory Show.
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