Which major literary publisher adopted the famous 'running torchbearer' logo in 1925, designed by William Dwiggins to symbolize the 'light of knowledge'?

Publishing houses have created some of the most recognizable logos in the arts and literature world. These symbols not only represent the publisher but often become cultural icons in their own right, appearing on millions of book spines worldwide. This trivia challenges your knowledge of these distinctive visual identities that have shaped our literary landscape and influenced design trends in the publishing industry.

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Alfred A. Knopf (with its Borzoi dog symbol)
Harcourt Brace (with its running torchbearer)
Penguin Books (with its penguin in oval design)
Random House (with its house illustration)