  Investigation of gaseous and stellar kinematics and of broad-band VRI and
narrow-band H-alpha and [NII]6583 images is performed for the central part (R <
4 kpc) of the regular spiral galaxy NGC 2841. We have found emission-line
splitting at R < 20" and three-component LOSVD for the stars in the radius
range 6" - 100". Morphological analysis reveals strong narrow shock fronts
close to the major axis in the radius range of 30" - 50", a turn of the
isophote major axis by 5 degrees and strongly negative Fourier coefficient a4
(boxy isophotes) in the radius range of 15" - 33". In principle, all these
features may be explained in the frame of a triaxial bulge hypothesis.
