The galaxy presents as a generally smooth, elliptical morphology, exhibiting a concentrated central bulge. The light distribution appears fairly uniform, lacking prominent spiral arms or distinct features, though there may be a faint, extended disk. The dominant color is yellowish-white, transitioning towards a redder hue at the apparent edge. A small, distinct, and redder region is visible on one side, suggesting a possible region of recent or ongoing star formation. The galaxy's roundness suggests a classification closer to E0 on the Hubble sequence, although it may not be perfect due to its irregular edge. Based on the observed color and lack of prominent dust lanes, the galaxy appears to be relatively evolved, with a lower rate of star formation.
