The galaxy presents as a single, relatively compact object with a smooth, symmetrical morphology. Its shape is nearly circular, exhibiting minimal elongation or asymmetry. The light distribution appears centrally concentrated, with a gradual decline in surface brightness moving outward from the core. Color gradients are subtle, with the central regions displaying a slightly yellowish hue which transitions to a redder color as one goes further from the center. There is no visible spiral structure, bar, or distinct dust lanes. No signs of recent or ongoing major mergers or tidal disturbances are present. In essence, it appears to be an elliptical galaxy, possibly of early-type, lacking significant star formation activity.
