The galaxy presents as a generally smooth, elliptical-like object. It appears to have a concentrated central bulge that is noticeably brighter and more yellow than the surrounding halo. The halo of the galaxy is faint and appears somewhat diffuse, extending outward with a gradual decrease in intensity. There is little to no discernible structure within the halo, no spiral arm, or star formation regions. The galaxy’s overall color suggests an older stellar population, with minimal ongoing star formation. The morphology is predominately smooth and rounded. There is a very slight indication of a minor disturbance in the smoothness of the halo on either side of the galaxy.