A Government attempt to buoy the anemic stock market by purchasing shares had only fleeting effects.

Less camera-faithful to nature, it involved a closer interest in the fleeting effects of light and color, and a more painterly use of pigment.

Many of the paintings are little more than sketches, capturing the fleeting effects of light and the patterns of clouds in motion.

Foremost among them is Theodore Robinson, whose rural landscapes convincingly capture the fleeting effects of natural light.

Yet this fleeting comic effect is probably a result of ill-conceived timing with an orchestral chord.

A great part of attracted karma bears its consequences with minor fleeting effects, as generally most of our activities are influenced by mild negative emotions.

There he experimented with the "fleeting effects of light and movement".

On using technology to create art, he said: "I used to think watercolour was quite fast, faster say than oil so you could capture fleeting effects.

This emphasis on fleeting effects of colour and light was a new departure in his art.

Gouache is ideal for recording the fleeting effects of light shimmering on the sea and the wistful skies above.