Which of these facts about famous publishing house logos is TRUE?

The publishing industry has been shaped by iconic publishing houses with distinctive logos and brand identities that have become synonymous with literary excellence. These visual symbols often carry rich histories and hidden meanings that reflect their literary heritage. Test your knowledge of the publishing world's visual branding and see if you can identify which famous logo fact is true!

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Penguin Books' logo was designed by Pablo Picasso as a favor to founder Allen Lane after they met at a Paris café in 1935.
The Random House logo features a house because founder Bennett Cerf literally picked the company name by randomly selecting words from a hat.
The Knopf publishing house's borzoi dog logo was chosen because founder Alfred A. Knopf was an avid dog breeder of this Russian wolfhound breed.
HarperCollins' logo depicts a torch because the company started as a religious publisher illuminating biblical texts in the 18th century.