The galaxy appears as a somewhat diffuse object, exhibiting a generally elliptical morphology. A central, relatively bright region is apparent, surrounded by a fainter, more extended halo. The primary color gradient transitions from yellow-white at the core to slightly bluer hues in the outer regions, suggesting a mix of stellar populations with younger, bluer stars residing farther from the galactic center. There appears to be a slight asymmetry in the distribution of light, indicating possible gravitational interactions or recent merger activity. A minor disturbance or tidal feature might be suggested along one edge of the galaxy. Overall, the galaxy presents a relatively smooth appearance, with no prominent spiral arms or disk structures readily discernible.
