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1. the simpsons
2. Frank Gehry’s Torque ring.
the connect: Gehry appeared as himself in The Simpsons in the episode “The Seven-Beer Snitch,” where he parodied himself by intimating that his ideas are derived by looking at a crumpled paper ball.
First picture: Simpsons
Second picture: Frank Gehry’s torque ring
The connection is Frank gehry character is included in one of the episodes of simpsons. Gehry has also designed a torque ring for tiffany’s.
1. The Simpsons
2. Torque ring by Frank Gehry.
Frank Gehry is the first architect to ever appear on The Simpsons. He appeared as himself in The Simpsons episode “The Seven-Beer Snitch where he parodied himself by intimating that his ideas are derived by looking at a crumpled paper ball.