The galaxy presents as an elliptical morphology with a smooth, featureless appearance. There is a central bulge that exhibits a high surface brightness, with the intensity diminishing gradually towards the outer regions of the galactic disk. The galaxy's major axis extends roughly northwest to southeast, displaying a flattened shape, indicating a significant ellipticity. Color gradients are apparent, with a slightly redder hue dominating the central regions, while the outer regions seem to be marginally bluer. The absence of distinct spiral arm structures or prominent dust lanes suggests a relatively quiescent system, with perhaps a low current star formation rate.
