The galaxy presents as a relatively compact object, appearing smooth in texture, with a subtle gradient in color. It is generally elliptical in shape, though not perfectly spherical, tending towards a slightly elongated, flattened form. The light distribution is centrally concentrated, fading gradually toward the edges, without any prominent spiral arm structure or distinct features indicative of ongoing star formation. The overall color suggests a population of older stars, with a reddish tint dominating the central region, transitioning to slightly bluer hues towards the periphery. There is a possibility of minor disturbance to the galaxy's shape. The galaxy appears to be isolated, without any obvious signs of tidal interactions with other galaxies.