The galaxy presents as a single, relatively well-defined object with a smooth, largely featureless appearance. Its morphology appears elliptical or lenticular, displaying no obvious spiral arm structure. The galaxy exhibits a roughly circular shape, with no significant elongation or distortion. The color profile suggests a population dominated by older stars, with a redder hue in the central regions, fading to a more yellow color towards the edges. No apparent active galactic nucleus or prominent star-forming regions are discernible. There is no evidence of any major ongoing merger activity or tidal disturbances, though a possible minor asymmetry cannot be fully ruled out. The object appears to be relatively compact, with a small angular size on the sky. Overall, the galaxy seems to be a mature system, potentially an early-type galaxy that is ceasing star formation.
