Grottger is a Polish-language biography of Artur Grottger, a 19th-century Polish painter renowned for his historical and patriotic works. Written by Antoni Potocki and originally published in 1907, the book explores Grottger's life, artistic development, and the profound impact of his art on Polish national identity during a period of political upheaval and foreign occupation.

The biography delves into Grottger's artistic techniques and inspirations, examining his most famous cycles of paintings, such as "Warszawa" and "Polonia." Potocki's work offers insight into the cultural and historical context that shaped Grottger's art, making it essential reading for those interested in Polish history, art history, and the Romantic era.

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