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TSPTR ‘Beethoven’ Peanuts T-Shirt – Vintage White Size:X-Large Vibrant Gradient Stripe PatternIn 1962, San Francisco ad man Howard Gossage had a wild idea: sell sweatshirts printed with the faces of classical composers to promote Rainier Ale. Beethoven, Bach, and Brahms became unlikely pop icons and 60,000 shirts later, beer met high culture in one of advertisings quirkiest moments. Three years on, Charles Schulz took notice. His Peanuts character Schroeder, the eternal Beethoven devotee, proudly wore one of Gossages sweatshirts in the comic