The galaxy presents as a slightly elongated, lenticular structure. A central bulge dominates the light profile, appearing smooth and concentrated. The color of this central region leans towards yellow-white. Surrounding the bulge, a disk component extends outwards. The disk appears smoother with hints of some subtle, indistinct features, but does not show distinct spiral arms. The overall color of the disk is slightly bluer than the central bulge, with some redder knots appearing within it. There are no obvious signs of major recent or ongoing mergers or tidal disturbances, although the lack of distinct features could indicate a prior interaction. The galaxy’s overall appearance suggests a relatively evolved system with suppressed star formation.
