Jeremiah Gurney

Gurney first established his reputation as a skillful daguerreotypist, but he was also an early practitioner of paper print photography. In December 1850, he advertised “Likenesses on ivory, glass, and paper by GURNEY’S new process, together with an extensive collection of Daguerreotypes of distinguished persons.” Three years later, he used the term “Daguerre on paper” to describe his photographic prints.