Mr Schmidt 
 I guess you are associated with King's College and so wish to support it, but Wikipedia is not the medium for this.  As I understand the objective of an encyclopaedia, articles are supposed to be about the title at the top of each page.  The main illustration of this article on Maurice Wilkins should therefore be a photograph of Maurice Wilkins.  A photograph of his house would perhaps tell more about his personality than a picture of the college and its logo.  The article already quite clearly states he worked at King's College.  Why is a photograph of King's College and its logo needed to illustrate this simple fact?  They will have greater relevance in the article about King's College.  There are already hyperlinks in the article for all the people involved in the discovery of DNA's structure, where they had any relationship with Maurice Wilkins.  Duplicating links to these people is not necessary.  However I could understand why the King's College web-site might wish to commemorate the pioneers of DNA in this way.