The galaxy presents as a relatively smooth, elliptical-like structure with a somewhat elongated, but not extremely cigar-shaped, appearance. There is some suggestion of minor tidal disturbance, but overwhelmingly the morphology appears to be a relaxed system. There is no distinct nucleus or strong evidence of prominent spiral arms. The color gradient across the galaxy is subtle, with a general trend towards redder hues in the central regions compared to the outer regions. The overall color indicates a lack of substantial ongoing star formation and a dominance of an older stellar population. The galaxy has a moderate size, appearing to be about 4 kpc in radius. The galaxy is experiencing a low star formation rate relative to its mass.
