Manuel Izquierdo (September 26, 1925[1] – July 17, 2009[2]) was a sculptor and woodcut artist.
He is best known for his abstract, organic welded-metal sculptural forms and his sturdy woodcut prints.
He and his siblings fled Spain in 1936, spending some years in France and finally moving to the United States in 1942 through the help of the American Friends Service Committee, settling in Portland, Oregon.
His work was shown throughout the northwestern United States, as well as in a collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
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