The galaxy presents as a relatively compact, smooth object with a bright, concentrated central bulge or core. The overall shape is largely elliptical, showing a high degree of roundness, with minimal visible distortion or tidal features, although there is a very, very faint indication that the object is slightly elongated along an axis. Color gradients suggest a population of older stars, indicated by the yellowish hue. There is little evidence of recent or ongoing star formation activity based on color. The general absence of spiral arms or a prominent disk, coupled with its smooth appearance, suggests that the galaxy is likely a relatively evolved system.
