Which famous company's logo was originally designed in 1889 featuring an actual photograph of its founder, but was later simplified to a more stylized portrait as photography became less novel?

Throughout history, companies have evolved their brand identities to reflect changing times, cultural shifts, and business transformations. Some of the world's most recognizable logos have fascinating origin stories that reveal much about both the companies themselves and the historical periods they operated in. This trivia question explores how one iconic brand adapted its visual identity through significant historical moments.

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Quaker Oats
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Morton Salt
Campbell's Soup