The galaxy exhibits a generally smooth morphology, with an elliptical shape that appears nearly round. There is evidence of possible tidal disturbances in the form of a single streamer extending from the galaxy's upper left side, potentially indicating minor interactions or recent mergers. The galaxy's color gradient suggests an older stellar population, with a yellowish central bulge. A minor component of blue light may indicate a small region of star formation within the galaxy. Redder regions are also visible along the disk, which could either mean old star formation or a high degree of dust extinction. The galaxy may be currently undergoing a quiescent phase of star formation.
