The galaxy appears to be a relatively smooth, elliptical galaxy with a concentrated central bulge. The light is concentrated towards the center, indicating a higher density of stars in the core. The color gradient transitions from a yellow-white core to a bluer, fainter outer region, implying a population of older stars at the center and a younger population at the fringes. The galaxy exhibits a generally round shape, lacking any obvious spiral arm structures or significant distortions. There is no indication of a major ongoing merger or tidal interaction with another galaxy. Some minor disturbance may be apparent in the outskirts of the galaxy, but it is not a significant feature. Overall, the galaxy presents a quiescent morphology typical of early-type galaxies.
