The galaxy appears as a single, relatively compact object with a smooth, elliptical morphology. It exhibits a central concentration of light that diminishes gradually outwards. The major axis is oriented approximately northeast to southwest. The galaxy is primarily composed of mature stellar populations, suggested by the lack of prominent blue color associated with recent star formation. There is a slight deviation from perfect ellipticity, hinting at a possible bulge. The overall structure suggests an early-type galaxy with little to no ongoing star formation and a significant spheroidal component. The estimated size indicates a moderately sized galaxy in the local universe.
