Ludwig van Beethoven Fine Art Portrait Print

Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827) began losing his hearing in his late twenties, near the start of his career. In 1802 he wrote a despairing letter about it to his brothers, then hid it for the rest of his life; it surfaced only after he died. He went on to write the Ninth Symphony, music he could no longer hear performed. Museum-quality giclée on archival matte paper. Available in four sizes.