The galaxy presents as a singular, moderately luminous object with a smooth, elliptical morphology. The color gradient transitions from a bright, yellowish-white core to a fainter, reddish-hued periphery. The core exhibits no apparent substructure, and the overall form appears largely undisturbed, with no major indications of mergers or tidal interactions. The light distribution suggests a high degree of central concentration, characteristic of early-type galaxies. Faint wisps or extensions beyond the main body of the galaxy are difficult to discern, indicating a relatively quiescent state.
