The galaxy appears to be a relatively smooth elliptical galaxy at a redshift of approximately 0.087. It exhibits a slightly elongated shape, classified as "in between" rather than perfectly round or cigar-shaped.

The galaxy displays a discernible color gradient, with a reddish-yellow core that becomes progressively bluer in the outer regions. This suggests a central concentration of older stellar populations, with younger, bluer stars distributed throughout the galaxy, which is consistent with a galaxy that is not currently forming a significant amount of stars. There seems to be minor disturbance.

There's no evidence of strong spiral arms, indicating a lack of prominent recent star formation activity. There is no noticeable dust lane obscuring any part of the galaxy.

