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Here is a logo for the LISP programing language.
The image is copyright © 2007 by Xah Lee. I release it into public domain.
Note: This logo is a redrawing of a image found on the web. This one:

I do not know who is its copyright owner.
It appears to be a logo originating from
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The Yinyang Lisp Logo
finally, discovered the origin of this lisp logo.
The ancient and and beautiful Chinese yin-yang symbol represents complementary but harmonious relationship between the combinatory calculus and the lambda calculus Each is universal computationally but one has no variables while the second must treat bound variables correctly. Their representative symbols relate by 180 degrees rotation, λ and Y illustration and commentary by Guy L Steel Jr

- The Little LISPer, 3rd Edition
- by Daniel P. Friedman, Matthias Felleisen
- 1989
- https://www.amazon.com/Little-LISPer-Third-Daniel-Friedman/dp/0023397632
thanks to jollyjack5856 comment on YouTube Xah Talk Show 2025-03-30 Ep637 Wolfram logo, lisp logo, python logo, why python sucks
- The Little LISPer 3rd ed., 1989, has this EXACT picture on its title page.
- Maybe earlier editions had it, too.
- So its a long-known symbol.
- and the “Little” book was extremely popular at one point, among LISPers.
- So it has the λ (lambda) and the Y symbols there (for Y combinator), intertwined, inside a circle.
- that's the idea.
- the book says “cover by Guy L. Steele”. then it has the full page with the explanation with text in the form of a circle, stating “illustration and commentary by Guy L.Steele, Jr.” He is the famous LISPer, one of authors of the book “Common Lisp the Language”.