The galaxy appears to be a relatively smooth, elliptical galaxy, exhibiting a somewhat elongated shape. There is a bright central bulge, which is yellow in color, indicating an older stellar population. Fainter, bluer light emanates from the outer regions of the galaxy. The galaxy's disk is not clearly defined. Based on its visual characteristics, the galaxy appears to be at a significant distance from the observer. No distinct spiral arms are visible, nor are there any obvious signs of tidal disturbances or a major merger event. The overall structure suggests a galaxy that has undergone significant evolution and is no longer actively forming stars at a high rate.
