The galaxy presents a relatively smooth, elliptical morphology. Its shape is somewhere between perfectly round and elongated, appearing more like a flattened spheroid. There is no obvious spiral arm structure or bar visible. The galaxy's core is the brightest region, and the light gradually fades as it extends outwards. The color profile shows a more prominent contribution from older stellar populations, and it appears to be moderately massive. No significant tidal disturbances or interactions with other galaxies are visible. The overall appearance suggests a galaxy that has largely completed its star formation phase, with a relatively low current rate of star formation, with minimal presence of dust lanes or patchy star-forming regions.
