The galaxy presents as a relatively compact object with a smooth and largely featureless morphology, characteristic of an elliptical or lenticular galaxy. Its overall shape is generally round, exhibiting minimal deviation from circular symmetry. The light distribution appears concentrated toward the center, with a gradual decrease in surface brightness towards the outer regions. The core of the galaxy has a yellow hue, with a red shift. There is very little evidence of prominent spiral arms, dust lanes, or any signs of recent or ongoing star formation within the visible spectrum, as is often observed in disk galaxies. The overall appearance suggests a system dominated by older stellar populations.
