Abstract
We prove that any Coxeter group that is not virtually free contains a surface group. In particular if the Coxeter group is word hyperbolic and not virtually free this establishes the existence of a hyperbolic surface group, and answers in the affirmative a question of Gromov in this setting. We also discuss when Artin groups contain hyperbolic surface groups.
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