This study explores effect differences of art infusion advertising between classic art and pop art. In
addition, interaction effects between art types and brand concepts are examined for product attitudes
and purchase intentions. The results showed that pop art advertising led to more favorable product
attitudes and purchase intentions than classic art advertising. Also, when luxury was controlled, the
interaction effects were statistically significant in product attitudes. Specifically, it is found that classic
art generated more favorable consumer responses than pop art. The prestige brand got a more
favorable product attitudes in classic art advertising, and the functional brand are more effective when
pop art was adopted. However, we could not find the interaction effects on purchase intentions. These
findings could provide academic implications of art advertising and also provide managerial
implications of strategic uses of art infusion advertising.