That Mighty Sculptor, Time
First published 1983 · 240 pages
- Novels
- Historical fiction

A collection of essays in which Yourcenar reflects on art, history, travel and the passing of time. Its pieces consider monuments, writers and civilizations, and how ruins and old works change in meaning as the centuries pass. The tone is thoughtful and unhurried, and the book offers a good introduction to her broad curiosity and her sense of history as a living presence.