The galaxy presents as a somewhat elongated, lenticular structure. Its light distribution is dominated by a smooth, centrally concentrated bulge which is bright. The color appears to be largely consistent, but with some small variation. The overall color of the bulge is yellowish. There is a faint suggestion of a disk extending outwards from the bulge, however, this is difficult to clearly distinguish. There is a very small patch of light that appears to be red, which is likely a region of ionized gas that is actively forming stars. There are no obvious tidal features, suggesting that the galaxy is relatively undisturbed.
