The galaxy presents as an elliptical morphology, largely smooth in appearance with a concentrated central bulge. Its color profile exhibits a red-yellow hue, suggesting a population dominated by older stars with relatively low levels of ongoing star formation. The overall shape is roughly circular, showing only slight deviations from perfect roundness. There is no apparent spiral structure or bar. Visual indications of significant mergers or tidal disturbances are absent. The galaxy has a small angular size, consistent with its measured distance. The light is concentrated, with the central region significantly brighter than the outer halo. The light intensity falls off smoothly with increasing radius. There is a slight hint of blueish color around the core, perhaps due to the recent, albeit low, star formation there.
