Which of these transformations correctly describes how the Quaker Oats mascot 'Larry' evolved from his first appearance in 1877 to modern times?

Brand mascots have been pivotal in shaping consumer psychology and marketing strategies throughout retail history. These iconic characters have evolved from simple illustrations to beloved cultural symbols that transcend generations. This trivia question explores how one of America's most recognized brand mascots changed over time, reflecting shifting advertising approaches and cultural attitudes in retail marketing history.

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He began as a realistic Quaker man, gradually became more stylized and friendly-looking, lost weight in the 2010s for health messaging, and had his red cheeks reduced to appear less ruddy.
He started as a cartoon bear, was humanized in the 1920s, became a Quaker man in the 1950s, and has remained unchanged since then.
He was originally a woman called 'Quaker Maid,' was changed to a man during WWII to appeal to returning soldiers, and has gradually aged to represent wisdom and tradition.
He began as a nameless silhouette, gained facial features in the 1900s, was briefly replaced by a child mascot during the Great Depression, and returned with his current appearance in the 1950s.