The galaxy presents as a relatively smooth, centrally concentrated elliptical or lenticular structure. Its overall color is yellowish, suggesting a stellar population dominated by older, redder stars. The morphology appears mostly undisturbed with no apparent signs of tidal tails, strong spiral arm structures, or active galactic nuclei indicators. The galaxy has an elongated shape, deviating somewhat from being perfectly circular. The core region exhibits the highest surface brightness, with the light intensity gradually decreasing towards the outer edges of the galaxy. There may be minimal ongoing star formation, based on the color. The absence of significant dust lanes or prominent blue star-forming regions supports the classification of this galaxy as a more evolved system.
