Original WWII German Mysogynistic Barracks Humor Photo Wehrmacht Officer Risqué Wall Mural

Offered is an original WWII-era German photograph depicting a humorous yet decidedly misogynistic barracks wall mural, measuring approximately 4″ x 2.5″ (see ruler for size).
The photograph captures a painted scene inside what appears to be a German military building or barracks. It depicts a Wehrmacht officer standing with his trousers open as a woman walking a small dachshund passes by, with the artwork implying that he has just urinated in her direction. The mural reflects the crude barracks humor and satirical artwork that occasionally appeared in military quarters during the period.
Translation of the Wall Text
The inscription reads:
“Angewichst und nicht gezittert!”
A literal translation is:
“He peed and didn’t shake!”
 
The phrase is intended as a crude double entendre and forms part of the visual joke portrayed in the mural.
Reverse
The reverse bears a handwritten notation that appears to read:
“Panther Krug” (handwriting difficult to decipher)
along with the year:
1925
The photo paper is watermarked LEONAR on the reverse.
Condition

Original WWII-era photograph. 
Approximately 4″ x 2.5″. 
Light edge and corner wear consistent with age. 
Handwritten notation on the reverse. 
Please review all photographs carefully for condition and details. 

An unusual and uncommon original photograph documenting period German military barracks artwork, offering insight into the irreverent and often crude humor found in some wartime military environments.
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