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understand I’m presenting a controversial point here, but I’ve seen people trying to take this very serious scholarly approach, and loose steam very fast to the point of stopping going to museums after a few first tries, when they overextend and overwhelmed themselves.The learning is through the process, and the best thing to do is just get to any museum, and find something you genuinely respond to. I suggest, first see, then read about it. It does not have to be an important piece of art, it could be an iron handle from 11th century, or a decorative tile from a Dutch stove. After you went once, come again, and find something else. The idea is to repeat the experience, and not just do it once, consider it done, and forget about it.Tell yourself that you do not have to stop at every single art object or painting, and go through every room. This is the shortest road to being overwhelmed, walking out of the museum with a huge headache, and very little desire to ever come back, because “you’ve seen it all”. I would like to compare it with an all you can eat buffet, imagine if you have several rooms with rows of tables with different foods from meats to desserts. Would you go and taste every single dish, read the recipe and info about the chef? Probably not, so I’d suggest a “visual buffet” approach - taste selectively to avoid indigestion.You are absolutely allowed to skip or walk past the rooms or art objects you do not like, or not interested in looking at. You are absolutely allowed to not like, or not approve some themes/techniques. If you feel the need to learn more about a particular piece - there is always additional information right there in the museum or on the Internet at your you may go around a museum with a traditional classical art collections (up to the end of the 19th century), there are may be a few things to keep in mind:all artists were making their own paints, and paint combinations were very closely kept secrets.a lot of art you will see will be on religious topics or portraits, as the main customers of those times were the church, and sometimes noblemen who needed official portraits. One notable exception will be Netherlands where a class of wealthy merchants was commissioning art. There you may see more of the everyday life scenes.Gordon Adams gave great advice about modern art museums, I tend to use a similar approach - “at brisk walking pace”

Generally, you can restore deleted texts on iPhone: from iCloud or iTunes backup, but you have tried it and not work, i think you can only use a third-party app, but and there is no guarantee it will work.A couple of third-party apps appear to have a good online reputation, what i like most is EaseUS MobiSaver.Because even after you have 'deleted' messages they remain on your handset until overwritten, you should be able to recover deleted messages using these utilities (and others) - but there are no guarantees. Connect iPhone to PCRun EaseUS MobiSaver and connect iPhone to your computer. Choose “Recover from iOS Device", then move the mouse to the correct iPhone and click "Start" to continue. The software will next scan your iPhone to find all the data.Note: If your device is iPhone 3GS, iPhone4, iPad 1, iPod touch 4, you should follow a video tutorial in the software to enter into scanning mode.Preview and recover deleted iPhone text messagesAfter a quick and complete scanning, EaseUS MobiSaver can find and list all the iPhone data including the lost files. You can find and preview the lost iPhone SMS by clicking "Contacts/SMS" > "Messages". Finally select out the text messages you desire and click "Recover" to get them back.And there is free edition for this tool, you can download here: http://www.easeus.com/mobile-too... do not worry for the cost.

Hey,You can backup your iPhone 4s with iTunes and iCloud. They can backup your text messages on your iPhone 4s to their backup files. If you restore your messages to another iPhone, you can restore that iPhone with the backup files for your iPhone 4s. After that, you can easily get the messages on the other iPhone.However, I need to tell you that, if you restore the iPhone with your iPhone 4s’s bakcup file. All the data on that iPhone will be wiped and replaced with all the data in your iPhone 4s’s backup file.If you just want to transfer text messages from one iPhone to another, you can use iPhone Transfer program. It can connect your iPhone 4s and the other iPhone at the same time and transfer files between them. You can transfer messages, photos, videos, music, playlists, ringtones, voice memos and other files between them. Learn how to transfer text messages from one iPhone to another.If you want to transfer text messages from iPhone 4s to an Android phone, you can use Phone Transfer program. It can help you to do that easily. Just connect your phones and select messages to transfer. Learn how to transfer text messages from iPhone 4s to Android phone.

Here are two articles might help you:How to Recover Deleted Text Messages from iPhone (iPhone 7 included)How to Get Back Deleted iMessages on iPhone/iPadYou can learn how to recover deleted messages on iPhone easily, no matter it is your iMessages or SMS messages.Have a try.

What kind of phone do you use? Is it an iPhone? If so, here are several methods to help you retrieve deleted text messages.Method 1. Restore iPhone with iTunes BackupiTunes allows users to manually backup iPhone anytime they want, and also enables users to restore their iOS devices with iTunes backup. The backup contains most of the data on their iPhone, including the messages. So users can recover deleted messages from iPhone after restoring their iPhone with iTunes. The following guidance will show you how to do that.After restoring your iPhone with the iTunes backup, you are able to get the messages back to your iPhone. Please note that other data on your iPhone will also be replaced by the data in the backup, which means you’ll probably lose the newly-added data in your iPhone.Method 2. Recover Deleted Messages from iCloud BackupSimilar as using iTunes, restoring iPhone with an iCloud backup will also bring back your iPhone messages. iCloud supports automatic backup and manual backup, so the users should be aware of these options. The auto backup of iCloud starts when users close iPhone screen and plug into charger with Wi-Fi connected, therefore, users shouldn’t let the auto backup begin after losing messages.If you are using iCloud to recover deleted text messages on iPhone 5, iPhone 4s or other models, please note that you shouldn't disconnect Wi-Fi while the restore process is ongoing. If you disconnect from Wi-Fi before the restore complete, the restore process pauses until you reconnect.These two methods are both helpful for people to recover deleted messages from iPhone, but as the users can tell, they have to restore their iPhone with the whole backup.If you don't want to restore their iPhone with the whole iTunes or iCloud backup, you can take advantage of the third-party iPhone text message recovery software.

If you have iTunes backup, you could make it by using some iPhone backup extracting tools. Some of iTunes backup extracting tools don't requires iOS device and Apple ID.   And you can install this kind of software on your computer, scan all of your iPhone backups, view and extract contents on backup.