The galaxy presents as a single, relatively smooth object. It is generally elliptical in shape, appearing almost perfectly round. The central region exhibits a higher surface brightness and a yellowish hue, which gradually fades toward the outer regions. Faint, diffuse extensions can be seen that indicate that the object extends significantly beyond the bright core. There are very subtle features and minor disturbances. No spiral arm structures are easily discernible. The overall structure indicates a relatively evolved galaxy with a dominant spheroid component and little on-going star formation. There is a suggestion of a slightly extended component to the left of the core.
