> Chambers Museum. For @rafaelmoldonado
Art is too important not to share. His mother used to quote Romero Britto all the time at home, trying to pass off that the Brazilian artist was Roman's namesake. Which everyone in the Daniels household knew was complete bullshit, as revealed Christmas 2004 when both patriach and matriach after a bottle of sherry admitted it was Romeo Montague, but the actual name seemed 'uncouth' so they altered it slightly.
Nothing like naming your child after one of the most famous tragic characters in literature, he supposed. Perhaps he was lucky to not be named Othello, Macbeth or Hamlet (though why his sister was Ophelia was either because his parents had somehow managed to be the only upper class Brits in history to avoid any Shakespearan text or, more likely, they just had a sick sense of humour).
Still, it was a quote he thought of often, especially with the anniversary just around the corner. How he had impressed Harrison enough by reciting it that it had stuck with the lead singer up until his last ever interview.
So, wanting to pay some sort of homage but finding his surroundings of vinyls and instruments overbearing, Roman reluctantly left his store in the hands of two bored college kids, and headed to the local museum. The art was impressive, an eclectic variety of local, modern and classic pieces. "Fascinating." He had murmured at one such portrait, tips of his ears turning pink when the only other person in this wing turned, coming to the obvious conclusion that Roman had been addressing him.
"Uh, the piece." He nodded towards the painting, "Just...fascinating stuff really. The use of colors and the specific medium and all."











