Which artist created the original Penguin Books logo in 1935 that would become one of publishing's most recognizable brand symbols?

Penguin Books revolutionized publishing by making quality literature accessible to everyone through affordable paperbacks with distinctive, recognizable branding. The publisher's iconic logo has become synonymous with literary excellence and has evolved over decades while maintaining its essential character. This trivia question explores the fascinating history behind one of publishing's most famous brand identities.

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Edward Young, a 21-year-old office junior at the publishing house
Jan Tschichold, the renowned German typographer who later redesigned Penguin's visual identity
Saul Bass, the American graphic designer famous for his film poster work
Allen Lane, the founder of Penguin Books who sketched it himself