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Parts of the article are opinionated and present value judgments and conclusions, sometimes even without references that may or may not make the same judgments. I'm thinking of turns of phrase such as "charming bird subjects", "may explain his openness [...]. It may well have eased his way forward and pushed his talent and help to explain Wran's endless invention.", "arguably of less intrinsic artistic significance", "It is remarkable", "Without question the masterpiece", "palpable physicality" and the entire section The Victorian achievement. Earlier, the text was even more unambiguous. I don't know the specific topic (I followed a link from Neville Wran, after following a link from... etc) so it's possible that this represents the consensus among architectural historians, but I think the text would benefit from review. Essin (talk) 14:19, 14 May 2026 (UTC)Reply