Which major publishing house features a dolphin wrapped around an anchor as its logo, a symbol adopted from a 15th-century Venetian printer's mark?

The publishing world has a rich history of distinctive logos and visual identities that have become synonymous with literary excellence. These publisher logos often appear on book spines and covers, silently communicating brand heritage and quality to readers. This trivia question explores one of publishing's most iconic brand identities and its fascinating origin story. Can you identify the correct publishing house and the story behind its famous emblem?

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Penguin Random House, inspired by the printer Aldus Manutius who first used the symbol to represent the motto 'festina lente' (make haste slowly)
HarperCollins, based on an ancient Greek symbol of knowledge that was incorporated after their merger with Collins Publishers in 1990
Simon & Schuster, adopted in 1924 when the founders discovered the symbol in a rare book collection and felt it represented literary tradition
Hachette Book Group, chosen when the French parent company expanded to America, symbolizing both European heritage and maritime discovery