Which of these literary-commercial brand collaborations actually happened?

Throughout history, some of the most iconic literary works have inspired unique brand collaborations that transcended the page. These partnerships have created memorable marketing campaigns, limited-edition products, and cultural phenomena. This poll tests your knowledge of significant crossovers between the publishing world and consumer brands. Can you identify which famous literary-commercial partnership actually occurred?

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Moleskine's limited edition notebooks featuring unpublished sketches and notes from J.R.R. Tolkien's personal archives, officially licensed by the Tolkien Estate
Tiffany & Co.'s 'Great Gatsby Collection' of jewelry inspired by the 2013 film adaptation, designed in collaboration with costume designer Catherine Martin
Apple's 'Think Different' campaign featuring Virginia Woolf's image and quotes from 'A Room of One's Own' to promote women in technology
IKEA's 'Pöetry' furniture line with each piece named after famous poems and featuring verses etched into the wood, co-created with Nobel Prize winners