The wing pattern is indeed as multimaculata with distinct triangular spot in cell.
However, back of head is orange, not scarlet and antennae are black, not brown- all as in R. polyplagia.



Rothschild, 1909; Novit. Zool. 16 (1): 21, (2): pl. 4, f. 5;

Robinsonia multimaculata spec. nov. (PI. IV. fig. 5).
Nearest to R. polyplagia Schaus

M. Palpi lihick with white hiteral |iiitches ; hrad white with black bar above irons, back of head scarlet; antennae brown; tlmvax bright brown; tegulae and patagia white with narrow brown edges ; whitish spot in centre of motathorax ; legs deej) brown, washed with yellowish wliite on outside ; abdomen brilliant
orange with dors<al row of white dots. Forewing rufous brown, three white
points at base, an ellij)tical Bilver3'-white patch below cell and rnnning up into it, a large triangular silvery patch beyond cell, and a similar smaller patch between these two running from costa into cell ; inner margin white at base with a millimeter-long white streak under the elliptical patch, a longer white streak at outer fourth, and a white spot in centre of vein 1 ; large white j)atch at outer angle between veins 1 and 2, two at apex, and five between the apex and terminal part of inner margin. Hindwing silvery white.
Length of forewing : 24 mm.

Hab. Santo Domingo, ('arabaya, S.E. Pern, 6000 ft., June 1902, dry season (G. Ockenden)