The galaxy presents a generally smooth morphology, appearing as a single, somewhat diffuse object. It appears to be elliptical, tending towards a circular shape but with a slight elongation. There may be some minor distortions or irregularities in the outer regions, though the overall structure remains mostly undisturbed. There is a possible hint of a tidal tail on one side, but it is very small and difficult to be certain. Color gradients within the galaxy are subtle. It is brightest and yellowest towards the center, becoming fainter and more red at its edges. This color gradient suggests older stellar populations dominate the outer regions. The galaxy does not exhibit any clear signs of active star formation or spiral arm structures.
