Which famous publishing house's logo features a dolphin wrapped around an anchor, a symbol dating back to the 16th century that represents the Latin phrase 'festina lente' (make haste slowly)?

Publishing houses and literary brands have some of the most recognizable logos in the creative world, often with fascinating histories that reflect their identity and values. These visual symbols have become as iconic as the books they represent. Test your knowledge of the stories behind these famous literary logos and discover how product design in publishing has created lasting brand identities that resonate with readers worldwide.

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Penguin Random House
Aldus Manutius (later adopted by Doubleday)
Oxford University Press
Hachette Book Group