Which iconic publishing house famously rebranded with orange as its primary brand color in 1935, creating one of the most recognizable book designs in literary history?

Brand colors play a crucial role in marketing arts and literature products, influencing consumer perception and purchasing decisions. From book covers to gallery advertisements, color psychology creates emotional connections with audiences. This poll tests your knowledge about a famous publishing house's strategic color choice that revolutionized their brand identity and significantly boosted their market recognition in the literary world.

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Penguin Books
Oxford University Press
Faber & Faber
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt