PELÉ & TREVILLION
'PLAY LIKE PELÉ
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PLAY LIKE PELE - Snickers product campaign & advert (2017) -
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TOP GLOBAL CREATIVE AGENCY IRISH INTERNATIONAL & PRODUCTION COMPANY PIRANHA BAR, BROUGHT THE MAGIC OF TWO FOOTBALL MASTERS TOGETHER.
Director, Gavin Kelly : "This spot unites Paul Trevillion with his famous muse Pelé in a totally unexpected way. The new Snickers spot is a spectacular salute to soccer's most iconic player with Paul's magnificent drawings appearing several stories high!'
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Football Walk of Fame Co-Founder Trevillion with inductee, the legend... DENIS LAW
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WHEN TREVILLION MET CHURCHILL....
Sir Winston Churchill (1955) by Paul Trevillion - the only signed smiling portrait in existence featured in the April 2023 issues of 'Best of British' Magazine.
FROM TREVILLION ART ARCHIVE....
MANCHESTER 2017
LEGENDARY GOAL SCORING HEROES,
DENIS LAW & JIMMY GREAVES INDUCTED INTO PRESTIGIOUS
'FOOTBALL WALK OF FAME'
Bronze commemorative plaques unveiled featuring the iconic art of TREVILLION
AT THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL MUSEUM, Cathedral Gardens, Manchester
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TREVILLION & DENIS LAW STANDING NEXT TO THE FIVE NEW FOOTBALL WALK OF FAME INDUCTEE PORTRAITS WHICH WERE USED BY PHOTOCAST PRODUCTS LTD TO CREATE THE BRONZE PLAQUES.
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MANCHESTER UTD LEGEND DENIS LAW & TOTTENHAM HOTSPURS HIGHEST EVER GOAL SCORER JIMMY GREAVES ARE AMONGST THE LATEST FIVE INDUCTEES IN THE FOOTBALL WALK OF FAME, WHICH ALSO INCLUDES LEGENDS EUSEBIO, PAOLO MALDINI & ALFREDO DI STEFANO.
THE 2017 FOOTBALL WALK OF FAME LAUNCH WAS EXPERTLY HOSTED BY SKY SPORTS PRESENTER CLARE TOMLINSON, AND GREATER MANCHESTER'S NEWLY APPOINTED MAYOR ANDY BURNHAM, JOINED DENIS LAW & JIMMY GREAVES' SON ANDY TO UNVEIL THE NEW BRONZE PLAQUES OUTSIDE THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL MUSEUM. SAID DENIS LAW "I'M REALLY PROUD TO BE IN THE FOOTBALL WALK OF FAME. MY FAVOURITE PLAYER OF ALL TIME WAS DI STEFANO, AND JIMMY GREAVES WAS MY FAVOURITE GOAL SCORER. SO TO BE PART OF THAT FIVE IS REALLY LOVELY." |
DENIS LAW, ANDY GREAVES (SON OF JIMMY) & ANDY BURNHAM, MAYOR OF GREATER MANCHESTER
DAVID COURTNEY, WALK OF FAME CEO AND FOUNDER & CLARE TOMLINSON THE VOICE OF SKY SPORTS ANNOUNCE ON STAGE THE 2017 FOOTBALL WALK OF FAME INDUCTEES AT THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL MUSEUM, MANCHESTER:
JIMMY GREAVES,
THE CHELSEA, TOTTENHAM & ENGLAND GOALSCORING WIZARD;
EUSEBIO
'THE BLACK PEARL' WHO STARRED FOR BENFICA & PORTUGAL;
PAOLO MALDINI,
INTER MILAN & ITALY - ONE OF THE GREATEST DEFENDERS OF ALL TIME;
ALFREDO DI STEFANO,
THE SUPREME ALL-ROUNDER WHO PLAYED FOR REAL MADRID, ARGENTINA, COLOMBIA & SPAIN;
DENIS LAW,
MAN UTD/MAN CITY & SCOTLAND ALL TIME LEGEND DENIS 'THE LAWMAN' LAW.
JIMMY GREAVES,
THE CHELSEA, TOTTENHAM & ENGLAND GOALSCORING WIZARD;
EUSEBIO
'THE BLACK PEARL' WHO STARRED FOR BENFICA & PORTUGAL;
PAOLO MALDINI,
INTER MILAN & ITALY - ONE OF THE GREATEST DEFENDERS OF ALL TIME;
ALFREDO DI STEFANO,
THE SUPREME ALL-ROUNDER WHO PLAYED FOR REAL MADRID, ARGENTINA, COLOMBIA & SPAIN;
DENIS LAW,
MAN UTD/MAN CITY & SCOTLAND ALL TIME LEGEND DENIS 'THE LAWMAN' LAW.
Football Walk of Fame legends
honoured 2016/2017
SIR ALF RAMSEY
HONOURED WITH FOOTBALL WALK OF FAME PLAQUE, AT IPSWICH TOWN FC.
Above: Pat Godbold, a legend of Ipswich FC herself proudly holds a Trevillion print of Sir Alf presented as a gift to Ipswich Town FC. The original painting is currently displayed at the National Football Museum whilst a delighted Trevillion is shown holding the replica Football Walk of Fame plaque.
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The FOOTBALL WALK OF FAME visited Ipswich Town Football Club on Saturday 1st April 2017 presenting a plaque in honour of one of the most remarkable football managers of all time - Sir Alf Ramsey. Photo (left): Trevillion, Andy Nelson (Sir Alf's Captain), Pat Godbold (Sir Alf's wonderful secretary) and Ray Crawford (Sir Alf's super striker) from Ramsey's 1961/62 First Division Championship winning team. One of the 25 legends inaugurated into the Football Walk of Fame at the National Football Museum in June 2016, Sir Alf Ramsey’s achievements run deeper than 'just' winning the 1966 World Cup. National Football Museum Interim Director Kevin Haygarth, said, “To do what Sir Alf Ramsey did with Ipswich, taking them from near the bottom of the then Third Division South to First Division Champions was remarkable. Then of course he went on to top that quite spectacularly in 1966.” Photo (left): The National Football Museum team and ‘Master of Movement’ Paul Trevillion presented a unique copy of the Football Walk of Fame plaque ahead of the Tractor Boys' 1-1 draw with Birmingham City. Ray Crawford: “I love this plaque because you can see the warmth in his eyes. That was him.” Continued Ray: “Alf’s achievements in football must always be remembered. He was a real gentleman, there was never any bad language, you knew where you stood with him and you wanted to do well for him. He never asked you to do something you couldn’t do and he always picked the right teams.” |
On 25th February 2017
SIR TOM FINNEY
HONOURED WITH FOOTBALL WALK OF FAME PLAQUE
On 25th February 2017
SIR TOM FINNEY
HONOURED WITH FOOTBALL WALK OF FAME PLAQUE
Trevillion pays homage, to Tom Finney
Tom Finney bronze plaque outside the National Football Museum.
Photo Credit: Jason Lock Photography |
IN THE PHOTO: BRIAN FINNEY, SON OF THE GREAT SIR TOM FINNEY, HOLDS THE FOOTBALL WALK OF FAME PRESENTATION PLAQUE. One of the greatest English footballers and Preston's favourite son has been honoured with a Football Walk of Fame plaque in his home town. In 2016 Sir Tom Finney was immortalized with a bronze plaque in the Football Walk of Fame at the National Football Museum in Manchester. On 25th February 2017 during half time at the Preston North End v Brentford match, the presentation of a replica of the plaque was made to his son Brian Finney, dedicated to his father Sir Tom Finney at Preston North End, the football club where Finney played for his entire career. The plaque, created from a pen and ink portrait drawing by the 'Master of Movement' Paul Trevillion, will reside in the main reception area of the Sir Tom Finney Stand at Deepdale. 
The pen & ink artwork of Tom Finney by Paul Trevillion, which was used to create the image on the Football Walk of Fame plaque.
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FOOTBALL WALK OF FAME
PRESENTS LILY PARR PLAQUE IN HER
HOME TOWN
Photo from L to R: Kevin Haygarth (Director of National Football Museum) , Eamonn McManus (Chairman of St. Helens RLFC),
Roy Culley (Nephew of Lily Parr) Paul Trevillion, Roy Parr (Nephew of Lily Parr)
Roy Culley (Nephew of Lily Parr) Paul Trevillion, Roy Parr (Nephew of Lily Parr)
One of the great pioneers of women's football has been honoured with a special Football Walk of Fame plaque in her home town of St. Helens. Born in Gerrard's bridge in 1905 Lily Parr started her playing career in her home town of St. Helens before transferring to Preston based team Dick Kerr Ladies. In her first season in 1920 at just 14 years old, Lily Parr scored 43 goals for the team! Over her playing career she scored more than 1000 goals and was known for her having a harder shot than any male footballer.
On Sunday 29th of January 2017, members of the National Football Museum, and Paul Trevillion presented Lily Parr's family and St. Helens Rugby League Club with their own Football Walk of Fame Plaque on the St. Helens pitch.
Trevillion said " I was born in 1934 so I was used to hearing people say when they saw a young girl kick a ball, 'Who do you want to be, another Lily Parr?' It came as no surprise, when the two nephews told me that when Lily Parr was in the USA taking a penalty, the goalkeeper, a big man, laughed. The ball went into the net and the goalkeeper finished up with a broken arm. True story! They also told me that the legendary Manchester Utd manager Matt Busby said, "If they allowed women to play football, I would have selected Lily Parr for every team."
On Sunday 29th of January 2017, members of the National Football Museum, and Paul Trevillion presented Lily Parr's family and St. Helens Rugby League Club with their own Football Walk of Fame Plaque on the St. Helens pitch.
Trevillion said " I was born in 1934 so I was used to hearing people say when they saw a young girl kick a ball, 'Who do you want to be, another Lily Parr?' It came as no surprise, when the two nephews told me that when Lily Parr was in the USA taking a penalty, the goalkeeper, a big man, laughed. The ball went into the net and the goalkeeper finished up with a broken arm. True story! They also told me that the legendary Manchester Utd manager Matt Busby said, "If they allowed women to play football, I would have selected Lily Parr for every team."
Photo credit: Luke Trevillion
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I was delighted when the two nephews, said I had captured Lily 'in action' in my painting (pictured
above) which I presented to them in the St. Helens boardroom before St Helens Pre Season Friendly Match
against Castleford Tigers. I must say that for one who enjoys a good Sunday lunch, I have never enjoyed
one more than the one on my plate on Sunday in the St. Helens board room. Gordon Ramsay would have
been proud to have served it!
above) which I presented to them in the St. Helens boardroom before St Helens Pre Season Friendly Match
against Castleford Tigers. I must say that for one who enjoys a good Sunday lunch, I have never enjoyed
one more than the one on my plate on Sunday in the St. Helens board room. Gordon Ramsay would have
been proud to have served it!
THE 'INTERNATIONAL CHURCHILL SOCIETY'
THE WORLD'S PREEMINENT MEMBER ORGANISATION
DEDICATED TO PRESERVING THE HISTORIC LEGACY OF SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL. PAUL TREVILLION'S SIGNED SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL PAINTING,
THE "RARE SIGNED PORTRAIT" NOW FEATURED ON THE HIGHLY PRESTIGIOUS CHURCHILL SOCIETY WEBSITE AND FEATURED IN THE INTERNATIONAL CHURCHILL SOCIETY'S 'CHURCHILL BULLETIN'
THE 'INTERNATIONAL CHURCHILL SOCIETY'
THE WORLD'S PREEMINENT MEMBER ORGANISATION
DEDICATED TO PRESERVING THE HISTORIC LEGACY OF SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL. PAUL TREVILLION'S SIGNED SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL PAINTING,
THE "RARE SIGNED PORTRAIT" NOW FEATURED ON THE HIGHLY PRESTIGIOUS CHURCHILL SOCIETY WEBSITE AND FEATURED IN THE INTERNATIONAL CHURCHILL SOCIETY'S 'CHURCHILL BULLETIN'
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2016 'Football Walk of Fame' Honours ALAN BALL at Bloomfield Road On 26 November when Blackpool took on Newport County in EFL League 2, members of the National Football Museum team and ‘master of movement’ Paul Trevillion presented Alan Ball’s daughters Keely and Mandy Ball along with Blackpool F.C with their own Walk of Fame plaque. Artist Paul Trevillion described the opportunity to make the presentation: “It is an honour, as it was a privilege to become a great friend of Alan Ball. I met Keely when she was a little girl, and I always remember how Alan talked so fondly about his family with a very special place in his heart for his wife Lesley. It was in the tangerine shirt of Blackpool, not the blue of Everton or the red of Arsenal that Alan became a World Cup ’66 hero.” National Football Museum Director Dr Kevin Moore, speaking of the England and Blackpool great said: ‘Alan is part of an elite group of people who have won football’s greatest prize, it's natural that he should be one of the first to be presented with a place on the nationwide Football Walk of Fame.’ 
Special thanks to all at BLACKPOOL FC for creating this unique retro
programme honouring FOOTBALL WALK OF FAME inductee, ALAN BALL - Legend of Blackpool FC & England . |
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Photo by Jason Lock Photography
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HRH PRINCE WILLIAM AND KATE MIDDLETON (THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE) VISITED THE NFM IN MANCHESTER 14TH OCTOBER 2016 THEY ARRIVED ALONG THE FOOTBALL WALK OF FAME MEETING AND GREETING WELL WISHERS AND THE NATIONAL MEDIA. THE ROYAL COUPLE BEGAN THEIR GUIDED TOUR OF THE NFM AT THE TREVILLION 'FOOTBALL WALK OF FAME’ PAINTINGS |
THE WORLD'S FIRST
FOOTBALL WALK OF FAME
JUST OUTSIDE THE DOORS OF THE 'National Football Museum' Cathedral Walk, Manchester you will find the 'FOOTBALL WALK OF FAME' - 30 fully engraved BRONZE floor plaques featuring a Trevillion portrait of each of the FOOTBALL WALK OF FAME inductees which includes the victorious England players in the 1966 World Cup Final - Gordon Banks, Ray Wilson, Jack Charlton, Geoff Hurst, Roger Hunt, George Cohen, Nobby Stiles, Bobby Moore, Bobby Charlton, Martin Peters and World Cup '66 England Manager Sir Alf Ramsey. Pelé is honoured as is Cruyff, Maradona, Beckenbauer, Tom Finney, Marta, Lily Parr, Messi, Ronaldo (Brazil), Cristiano Ronaldo, Thierry Henry, Zinedine Zidane and George Best
TREVILLION SIGNATURE COLLECTION
2016-17 Exhibition at the National Football Museum
The 50 portraits from which the Football Walk of Fame bronze plaques were created.
2016-17 Exhibition at the National Football Museum
The 50 portraits from which the Football Walk of Fame bronze plaques were created.
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And going back to 2014..... “Do you sell your original Art?” My standard “NO” response ended in July 2014 at the TREVILLION 'MASTER OF MOVEMENT' Exhibition in collaboration with the Daily Mail, held at the Strand Gallery, London. |
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