The galaxy appears as a relatively small, elliptical structure with a smooth, concentrated light distribution. The color is predominantly yellowish-white, suggesting a population of older stars. There are no distinct spiral arms or significant dust lanes visible, lending credence to its classification as elliptical. Its overall shape is somewhat elongated, but not highly flattened. There is a slight indication of minor disturbance or faint tidal features, but not enough to suggest an ongoing major merger. The galaxy's color index suggests a redder population than actively star-forming galaxies.
