Which famous publishing house's logo was designed by 26-year-old artist William Addison Dwiggins in 1925 and features a mythological figure that symbolizes the pursuit of literary excellence?

In the world of literature, publishing houses have created distinct brand identities through their logos that evoke particular feelings and communicate their literary philosophy. These logos become visual shorthand for readers, often signaling the type of literature they can expect. This poll tests your knowledge of the stories behind famous publishing house logos that have become cultural touchstones in the literary landscape.

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Alfred A. Knopf's borzoi dog logo
Penguin Books' penguin logo
Random House's house logo
Faber & Faber's ff logo