The galaxy presents a generally smooth, elliptical morphology. It exhibits a concentrated central bulge that appears bright and yellowish-white in color, suggesting a significant population of older stars. Moving outward from the core, the light gradually fades, showing no distinct spiral arm structures or prominent dust lanes. The overall shape is somewhat elongated, appearing moderately flattened rather than perfectly spherical. There is a very slight hint of bluer colors on the periphery, which could indicate a small amount of on-going, low-level star formation in the outer regions, but is not easily seen. No signs of major disturbances or tidal features are apparent, suggesting a relatively quiescent and isolated evolutionary state, although very subtle signs of tidal forces cannot be entirely ruled out. The galaxy's features are fairly uniform in intensity and color, which are characteristics of evolved galaxies.
