Which famous publishing house logo was inspired by a dolphin wrapped around an anchor, symbolizing the Latin motto 'festina lente' (make haste slowly)?

The publishing industry has created some of the most recognizable and enduring logos in the business world. These symbols not only represent publishing houses but often become cultural touchstones associated with beloved literary works. Test your knowledge of these iconic visual identities that have graced book spines and title pages for generations. Can you identify the correct origin story behind one of literature's most famous logos?

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Penguin Books' black and white penguin
Aldus Manutius' Aldine Press mark (later adopted by Doubleday)
Oxford University Press' coat of arms
Random House's house illustration