Neude is a display typeface, digitized version of a typography in style of Amsterdam School. Designed by extreme bold line, extreme thin line and geometric shapes, the font has a strong Art Deco influence.
The original design of the thirteen letters on the sculptures found in hall of the former post office at the Neude in Utrecht in the Netherlands was made by Hendrik van den Eijnde. The statues were made in the 1920s and their copyright expired after 2009, 70 years after the death of the artist.
