The galaxy presents as a relatively smooth, centrally concentrated elliptical. The core exhibits a bright, yellowish-white hue, indicating a substantial population of older stars. The light gradually fades towards the outer regions, transitioning to a more diffuse, greenish-blue color. This suggests the presence of a small amount of younger stars and possibly some ongoing, albeit subdued, star formation. The overall shape appears close to round, with a very slight elongation. No prominent spiral arms, dust lanes, or other distinct morphological features are apparent. There is no clear evidence of any major merger events or significant tidal disturbances. The galaxy's estimated size is small, but typical for the general population of elliptical galaxies, assuming it is not a dwarf galaxy. It shows moderate distance away from us, as evidenced by it's redshift. It's mass estimates are not very large for a galaxy of this type. Star formation is rather low.
