Background
Eger, Marilyn Rae was born on January 2, 1953 in Offett Air Force Base, Nebraska, United States.
Marilyn Rae Eger
January 2, 1953
Freelance artist oil painting, Gibson Greetings Inc., Cincinnati, 1992-1997; teacher art, A.P. art, advanced art, Bear Creek High School, Stockton, California department chairman art, Bear Creek High School, Stockton, California, since 1994; mentor teacher, Bear Creek High School, Stockton, California, 1998-2000; private art teacher.
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One-woman shows include Stockton Fine Arts Gallery, 1984-1988, Accurate Art Gallery, Sacramento, 1989-1990, Sharon Gile Gallery, Isleton, California, 1988-1991, Le Galerie, Stockton, 1989-1991, Masterpiece Gallery, Carmel, California, 1991-1995, Alan Short Gallery, Stockton, 1991, Lodi Art Center, 1997. Exhibited in group shows California State University Stanislaus Gallery, Turlock, 1999. Represented by Iona's Gallery, Stockton, 1995-1996, Heart of the Arts Gallery, Stockton, 1996-2000, C's Floral Gallery, Stockton, 1995-1998, Lodi Art Center, 1984-2005 (award of excellence, 1st place in graphics Membership Show 1999, 1st place in collage 2001, 1st place in oil in graphics Haggin Museum (1st place in oils 2004, 1st place in watercolor 2004, Merit award Calif State Fair, 2006, Excellence award, 2007), Elsie May Goodwin Gallery, Stockton, California, 2000-2005, Grape Festival, Lodi, California (First Place Graphics award), 2004, Tidewater Gallery, Stockton, 2002, San Joaqin Delta College, Stockton, California, 2003, Knowlton Gallery, Stockton, since 2005, Iron Door Gallery, Murphys, California, 2005-2007, 20th St. Gallery, Sacramento, California, 2007.
Represented in permanent collections Gulf Oil Chemicals, Kaiser Permanente, Masterpiece Gallery, University California Davis Medical Center, Lodi Memorial Hospital, 2010. Prints public in Museum Editions West.
Marilyn Rae Eger Edit Profile
Marilyn Rae Eger, American Artist. Certified art teacher 1990, California, language development specialist, 1993. Board of directors Lodi Art Center, 1988-1991, chairman 1989. Member California Art Education Association, Stockton Art League, National League American Pen.Women, Control California Art League.
Education
Bachelor, California State University, Turlock, 1987. Attending, Academy Art. University, since 2007.
Career
Freelance artist oil painting, Gibson Greetings Inc., Cincinnati, 1992-1997; teacher art, A.P. art, advanced art, Bear Creek High School, Stockton, California department chairman art, Bear Creek High School, Stockton, California, since 1994; mentor teacher, Bear Creek High School, Stockton, California, 1998-2000; private art teacher.
Achievements
Works
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One-woman shows include Stockton Fine Arts Gallery, 1984-1988, Accurate Art Gallery, Sacramento, 1989-1990, Sharon Gile Gallery, Isleton, California, 1988-1991, Le Galerie, Stockton, 1989-1991, Masterpiece Gallery, Carmel, California, 1991-1995, Alan Short Gallery, Stockton, 1991, Lodi Art Center, 1997. Exhibited in group shows California State University Stanislaus Gallery, Turlock, 1999. Represented by Iona's Gallery, Stockton, 1995-1996, Heart of the Arts Gallery, Stockton, 1996-2000, C's Floral Gallery, Stockton, 1995-1998, Lodi Art Center, 1984-2005 (award of excellence, 1st place in graphics Membership Show 1999, 1st place in collage 2001, 1st place in oil in graphics Haggin Museum (1st place in oils 2004, 1st place in watercolor 2004, Merit award Calif State Fair, 2006, Excellence award, 2007), Elsie May Goodwin Gallery, Stockton, California, 2000-2005, Grape Festival, Lodi, California (First Place Graphics award), 2004, Tidewater Gallery, Stockton, 2002, San Joaqin Delta College, Stockton, California, 2003, Knowlton Gallery, Stockton, since 2005, Iron Door Gallery, Murphys, California, 2005-2007, 20th St. Gallery, Sacramento, California, 2007.
Represented in permanent collections Gulf Oil Chemicals, Kaiser Permanente, Masterpiece Gallery, University California Davis Medical Center, Lodi Memorial Hospital, 2010. Prints public in Museum Editions West.
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Politics
The separation of church and state has guaranteed the diversity of religious expressions and the freedom to worship God according to each person’s conscience. However, separation of church and state permit interaction.
Views
Every individual should try to be open to others and willing to be changed. Therefore, community members should meet regularly in order to open their hearts, share their knowledge, thoughts and experience.
Membership
Board of directors Lodi Art Center, 1988-1991, chairman 1989. Member California Art Education Association, Stockton Art League, National League American Pen.Women, Control California Art League.
Interests
Connections
Daughter of John W. Shaver and Joyce Faye (Carpenter) Shaver (deceased), stepmother Myrle I. Masoner (deceased). Married Darrell W. Masoner, February 28, 1971 (divorced September 1977). Children: William Matthew Masoner, Melissa Rae Masoner Hurt.
Married Gerard J. Eger, January 30, 1982.
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Nationality
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Religion
Methodist -
Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Recipient Award of Excellence Unitarian Fall Ar Recipient Award of Excellence Unitarian Fall Art Festival, 1990, Award of Excellence in Oils, 1992, Ben Day Memorial award, 1993, Bank Stockton award and Her Majesty Haggin Museum, 1989, United States National Collegiate Art Merit award, 1988, Lodi 31st Annual, 1st Oils, 1988, Award of Excellence in Pastel Haggin Museum, 1992, 1st Oils and Don Morrell Memorial award CCAL Gallo Show, 1993, Art of California Bronze Discovery award, 1993, 1st pastel Lodi Art Annual, 1995, Honorary mention, 1998, award of merit Haggin Museum, 1997, 3rd in graphics Unitarian Fall Art Festival, 1998, 3rd Graphics award Lodi Art Annual, 1998, Mabel Myers award Haggin Museum, 1999, numerous others. Mellon grantee, 1994, Excellence award, Delicato Show, 2010, award, 50th Lodi Art Annual, 2010.