Babrios saure Trauben by Peter Hoppe, 1982
The name spelled out in the tiles sent me looking: Babrios was apparently an ancient Greek poet who retold Aesop's fables in verse, and this one is the sour grapes. It's set into a school wall, which figures.
Erisava: The fox is leaving and some blue devil's doing the jumping. Did I get this story wrong?
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The poor fox never gets the grapes here. What's this supposed to teach us?