The galaxy presents an overall elliptical morphology, exhibiting a smooth, diffuse appearance with a notable concentration of light towards the central region. A slight disk-like structure may be present, or just a central bulge. The galaxy's color appears to be largely golden yellow. Slight color variation can be observed, but the overall color indicates a population of older stars. There is no clear evidence of spiral arms or other distinct features typically associated with late-type galaxies. A relatively small amount of star formation is likely occurring, but no major signs can be seen, like blue arms or irregular patches. Finally, there is no clear indication of any ongoing major merger activity. The overall appearance of the galaxy suggests a relatively relaxed and evolved system.
