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I want to download the images shown in a web page, for example https://www.wikiart.org/en/paintings-by-style/art-nouveau-modern (the ones under the All Artworks tab), and store them in a folder (e.g. /home/boomer/GH/A_nou/).

How can I achieve this?

I can use wget or cURL for that, but sadly I have no idea of what to do with them.

Also I dont want the intermediate images (banners, logos etc) only full size images for everything under the artwork section

Look in the source, search for .jpg" and you will see all the images there, notice they are surrounded by double quotes. So save the HTML source to your computer, I chose /tmp/test_art.html and I search for ", replace with newline, then grep all lines ending with jpg, then pass all those lines to wget:

wget $(sed 's/"/n/g;' /tmp/test_art.html| grep 'jpg$')

This is really trivial, of course, some sed guru will come along shortly and come up with a one liner, saving the grep ... I think it is too much work for ad hoc stuff like this ... quick and dirty.

You open a terminal and change directory to the directory where you want to store the files:

cd /home/boomer/GH/A_nou/

Then you run the above command.