This galaxy presents as an elliptical morphology, with a relatively smooth light distribution. It has an overall round shape, with the light concentrated primarily in the central region, suggesting a prominent bulge. The color gradient appears to shift from a bluer hue towards the outer edges to a more yellow hue in the center. There are no distinct spiral arms or significant dust lanes visible, which, along with the smoothness of the light distribution, is consistent with a galaxy where star formation has slowed. There might be some minor disturbances or faint tidal features present, which could indicate past interactions with other galaxies, but the light distribution and shape are overall quite regular. The size is intermediate; it is not a dwarf galaxy, nor a large elliptical.
