The galaxy presents as a relatively small, edge-on disk galaxy. There is evidence of a prominent, smoothly distributed bulge, with a somewhat elongated shape. A faint disk extends outward from the bulge on both sides. The disk appears relatively uniform in color and brightness, although it appears slightly brighter on the right side. The lack of distinct features, such as spiral arms or dust lanes, suggests a relatively smooth distribution of stars and gas within the disk. The general morphology suggests the galaxy is undisturbed, not undergoing major mergers, though it could have had a minor disturbance in the past. Color indices suggest a mixture of stellar populations, with some star formation occurring. Overall, the appearance indicates a galaxy of modest mass and moderate luminosity, potentially a late-type spiral or a lenticular galaxy seen edge-on.
