The galaxy presents a largely smooth morphology, appearing as a fairly regular, elliptical-like form. It exhibits a concentrated central bulge, which dominates its overall luminosity. The light distribution is relatively even throughout the galaxy, with a gentle falloff from the core to its outer regions. There is some suggestion of a weak disk or faint arms, but this is barely visible and indistinct. The color profile is generally redder, suggesting an older stellar population and low current star formation. The shape is very close to a perfect circle, with a roundness that is characteristic of elliptical galaxies. Although the galaxy is mostly smooth, a faint minor disturbance is suspected from a distortion in the even distribution of light. There is also an uncertain merger present.
