The galaxy presents as a single, centralized concentration of light, exhibiting a smooth, elliptical morphology. There is no obvious presence of spiral arms or a defined galactic disk. The galaxy displays a color gradient, transitioning from a yellowish-white central region to a redder hue at its outer extents. The central core is compact and bright. The outer regions exhibit a gradual decrease in luminosity, blending smoothly into the background sky. There appears to be minimal dust or patchy obscuration visible within the galaxy's structure, further supporting its classification as an elliptical type. There are no indications of tidal tails, ongoing mergers, or other signs of significant gravitational disturbance.
