The galaxy presents as a yellowish, elliptical object, exhibiting a smooth and relatively undisturbed morphology. The core is a bright, concentrated yellowish-white, suggesting an older stellar population dominates the central region. The luminosity decreases gradually moving outward from the core. A hint of a flattened disk-like structure is seen, but not easily discernable. There is little indication of active star formation, no noticeable spiral arm structure, and no major disturbances or ongoing mergers are visible. The overall smooth texture suggests a well-mixed stellar population, typical of an evolved galaxy. The aspect ratio indicates a mild elongation, deviating somewhat from a perfectly circular form.
