This galaxy appears to be an early-type spiral galaxy, likely seen nearly edge-on. It exhibits a bright, concentrated central bulge with a subtle, extended disk. There's a smooth, featureless quality to the bulge which appears more pronounced than the disk. The disk exhibits signs of being in between a well-defined round or cigar shape. The color gradient suggests some differential stellar populations; the central region displays a warmer hue, possibly indicative of older stars, while the outer regions exhibit a cooler, bluer color suggesting a younger stellar population and ongoing star formation, albeit at a relatively moderate rate. No signs of major disturbances or merging events are apparent, although there might be indications of minor disturbances, possibly due to past interactions or internal processes. There is a very compact nucleus. The morphological classification appears to lean towards a smooth, possibly elliptical-like appearance, with subtle evidence of a disk-like structure.
