The galaxy presents as a somewhat elliptical object with a bright, concentrated core. The light distribution suggests a relatively smooth structure, with a high concentration of older stars and less dust. The overall color is yellowish to golden, indicative of an aging stellar population. There is a hint of possible tidal disturbance or a minor merger event occurring, as evidenced by a faint extension of light to one side. There is no distinctive spiral arm structure visible, supporting a classification as an early-type galaxy. Star formation appears to be relatively low, with very little presence of blue.
