The galaxy presents as a compact, centrally concentrated object, with a generally smooth appearance. The light distribution suggests a primarily elliptical morphology, with a high degree of radial symmetry. There is a slight elongation, not significantly deviating from a circular shape. The galaxy exhibits a color gradient, appearing bluer in the central regions and gradually reddening towards the outer edges. This could indicate the presence of younger stellar populations in the core and older, redder stars dominating the halo. The texture appears homogenous, which coupled with its roundness, suggests a relatively relaxed state, indicative of an evolved system. There is no evidence of spiral arms, bars, or tidal features; this along with the lack of dust lanes, is characteristic of early-type galaxies.
