The galaxy presents a largely smooth, elliptical morphology. The light distribution is centrally concentrated with a gradual falloff in surface brightness towards the outer regions. The primary color of the galaxy's core is a bright, nearly white hue, suggestive of a significant population of older stars. There appears to be a slight elongation of the galaxy, deviating marginally from a perfect circular shape. A faint, yellowish arm or tidal feature extends from the core toward the upper left, potentially indicating past interaction or disturbance. The outer halo exhibits a reddish tint. The overall structure is fairly compact, likely under 6 kpc in diameter. There is no prominent disk structure visible and no significant signs of ongoing star formation. The galaxy appears generally quiescent.
