The galaxy presents as a relatively smooth, elliptical-like structure, with a dominant central bulge. The color profile is predominantly yellow-red. The central region displays a strong concentration of light, suggesting an older stellar population. There is a second, more distinctly spherical concentration of light, either a companion galaxy or bright star cluster with a color profile that tends towards red. No prominent spiral arm structures are visible in the main galaxy and there is little evidence of ongoing major star formation, though there are likely low levels of star formation activity occurring. There is a suggestion of minor tidal disturbances, but no significant merger event appears to be occurring. The galaxy's overall morphology points towards a system that is well-evolved and relatively undisturbed.
